Claimed by many to be the best sushi restaurant in Boston, Uni does not disappoint for those who can afford it. Don't go without trying the much-praised sashimi. With a full sake wine list, Uni provides ample opportunity to splurge. Sample the The...

For a breathtaking view of the city and surrounding area, take a trip to this skywalk observatory. The windows here present a vista of Boston in all directions. On a clear day, visitors can see the mountains of New Hampshire. Museum-like displays...

Restaurateurs Seth and Sheri Woods bring a touch of France to South End in the form of this bistro-style restaurant. Decorated in warm shades of brown, Aquitaine boasts a top-notch wine list to accompany tantalizing menu selections, including...

A fleet of Ducks, brightly colored, vintage World War II amphibious vehicles provide 80-minute, narrated, half-land, half-water tours of Boston. Do not be alarmed when your Duck abandons its wheels and lowers itself onto the Charles River! Tours...

A trip to Boston is not complete without a visit to this attraction. From mid-April until mid-September, you can take a quick tour on a paddleboat decorated as a swan. These tours have been run by the same family for over a hundred years in the...

Excelsior is a modern restaurant with a contemporary, yet uncomplicated approach to food. Chef Eric Brennan's focus is on ingredients ' unique, pure, and fresh. Using innovative and recognizable flavors, Brennan's menu presents food that is...

This dramatic old theater with high ceilings and curving balcony now holds one of the city's best clubs. Impressively large, the interior is equipped with several bars and lounge areas. A diverse group of suburbanites, city dwellers, club kids and...

Stepping into this stadium is like walking back in time. With its signature feature of the Green Monster, the 37-foot high left field wall, and a manually-operated score board, this is a unique piece of civic history. The building opened in 1912 and...

Elegant fine dining restaurant with a spectacular view of Boston....

With its collection of photographs and artifacts, this museum celebrates the life and deeds of African-American leader and abolitionist, Harriet Tubman. A figure from the famous slave-liberating Underground Railroad, Tubman was born into slavery but...

First opened in 1876, this art museum is one of the best in the United States and has sponsored impressive shows on Monet and John Singer Sargent. The MFA has outstanding collections of Impressionist art, early American art and artifacts, and Asian...

A neighborhood restaurant cafe and bar featuring chef/owner Andy Husbands adventurous American cuisine. Tremont 647 strives to provide high quality food and hospitality in a professional fun and funky environment....

Match in the Back Bay district, is a sleek, posh place where beautiful hip people meet up to have a few martinis. Match specializes in mini-burgers which come in different types and sizes: spicy lamb, sausage & sweet onion and lobster with roasted...

First opened in 1876, this art museum is one of the best in the United States and has sponsored impressive shows on Monet and John Singer Sargent. The MFA has outstanding collections of Impressionist art, early American art and artifacts, and Asian...

Centrally located in the Back Bay, Via Matta offers authentic Italian cuisine with attentive quality service in a comfortable setting. Compliment your meal with a selection from a wine list featuring an extensive offering of Italian wines. Via...

Any shopper will enjoy a stroll down this street, which features eight blocks of upscale boutiques, shops, restaurants, cafes and bars. On warm weekends, the sidewalks are teeming with window shoppers, street performers and overflowing outdoor cafes....

America's oldest park is the heart of Boston, offering recreation opportunities and a glimpse into history through numerous monuments to the past. Designated as public space in 1640, British soldiers later camped here during the Revolutionary War....

Gordon and Fiona Hamersley have owned one of Boston's most popular restaurants for 20 years. Hamersley's Bistro serves contemporary, full-flavored French/Mediterranean food in a relaxed environment. Located in the fashionable South End, Hamersley's...

During the summer months, the Charles River is filled with small sailboats. Most of them belong this organization, which is the oldest and largest public sailing program in the country. A two-day membership is available to those with prior sailing...

A Boston favorite, this restaurant serves modern French cuisine with a New England influence. There are two fixed-price menus: a three-course offering or an elaborate seven-course meal. Poached Sole, Vermont Pheasant, and Grilled Lamb are some of the...

The Romanesque Mother Church of the Christian Science religion is part of the sect's Boston headquarters. Mary Baker Eddy, a New Hampshire native who moved to Boston in 1881, founded the church in 1879. Members spurn modern medicine in favor of...

The South End Open Market, operating on Sundays from June to October, has much to offer. So, gear up to shop till you drop, for the variety here will set your head spinning. Get your wardrobe updated with the latest in clothing and accessories or...

Pigalle brings a hint of Parisian bravado to Boston's Theater District. Critically acclaimed chef Marc Orfaly and his kitchen staff keep diners clamoring for more with a menu of exciting bistro-style meals. Appetizers run the gamut from Cream of...

This four floor night club is located in the "Ladder District" of Boston and is a favorite amongst visiting celebrities and those who like to associate with them. Equipped with a restaurant, billiards, and lounge, this club has lots to offer and is...