Boston Restaurants - Boston Activities - Boston Hotels
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 depart on the half-hour and cover many of Boston's ...
With 100 stores and restaurants to browse through, one can find just about everything within this multi-level complex. Neiman Marcus is a featured store with polite sales clerks who actually take your name and number if they are out of desired stock. There are Gucci, BeBe, Kenneth Cole, William-S...
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 is now America's oldest baseball park, home to ...
Try this exclusive dessert bar after a performance in the Theater District. The intimate, candlelit-dining area is perfect for couples sipping after-dinner drinks and friends sharing a dessert. Oversized mirrors above the handsome bar allow you to watch the dessert chefs work their magic. A take-...
This three-mile ribbon of red paint links 16 historical sites. Most visitors start the trail at the Boston Common. The National Park Service offers 90-minute guided tours starting at the Boston National Historical Park Visitor Center. Maps are also available here. Stops include the Old State Hous...
Housed in the Boston Center for the Arts, The Beehive restaurant is almost like an opera house in itself with live jazz, cabaret and a lot more action. There are fine satin drapes and exquisite artifacts adorning the eatery. A popular hangout amongst the night birds; the bar and lounge scene here...
The attraction might be the happy cow on the door or the old fashion teacup table inside, but what most likely draws the long lines are flavors like Kahlua, crème brûlée, cappuccino crunch, maple butter walnut and fresh peach. You can sample over a dozen homemade frozen yogurts, ice cream pies...
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 red pepper aioli. The plush interiors and the fir...
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 and Egyptian art. The museum also hosts lectures...
B&G does oysters right. With a dozen varieties on offer every night, and a wine list constructed chiefly to complement them, it is clear what the star of the show is here. That said, diners too squeamish to slurp down the slimy little bivalves won't go unfed either, thanks to a lengthy menu of in...
In Boston, Eastern Standard has become a standard favorite of avid diners. Their immaculate decor-the tasteful art adorning the walls, the mosaic tiles at your feet, and their friendly staff make this restaurant a crowd-pleaser. And the food-try the Salt Cod Fritters in spicy ketchup and tartar s...
There are more than 100 places to eat, shop and drink at this historic site. French merchant Peter Faneuil (pronounced FAN-you-wull) gave the hall that precedes the marketplace to his adopted home of Boston in 1742. It has been called the "Cradle of Liberty" because of the number of revolutionari...
Within this museum are a planetarium, an IMAX movie theater and a two-story Van de Graaf generator, capable of producing 2.5 million volts of electricity. These and the hundreds of other exhibits make this museum one of Boston's top attractions. Hatching chickens, a comparative brain exhibit and ...
Since opening in 1969, this waterfront landmark has become one of Boston's biggest tourist attractions. The most famous exhibit, the massive 200,000-gallon "Giant Ocean Tank," has a simulated Caribbean coral reef in which sharks, sea turtles, moray eels and tropical fish cruise by crowds of child...
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. Part of the Freedom Trail, the park adjoins the M...
Operated by the same restaurateurs as Somerville's acclaimed Dali restaurant, this Newbury Street café brings trendy tapas to the Back Bay. Choose the vibrant red and blue dining room, the crowded bar or one of the sidewalk tables. Snack on potato omelet or lobster ravioli tapas, or fill up with...
This small bakery and sweet shop in the historic North End of Boston will draw you in with the heavenly scents that waft out into the street. Find all your favorite Italian pastries, from handmade cannolis and eclairs to sugary cookies. The real treats are the chocolates inside the glass cases: n...
The Euro crowd and young urban professionals frequent this hip and trendy hot spot that features a 100-foot bar. Its restaurant serves American food with steak, fish, seafood and chicken on the menu. The dance floor is a hot spot for the international party circuit. Typical dance music is the nor...
At the beginning of the 20th century, heiress and philanthropist Isabella Stewart Gardner built a home modeled after a 15th-century Venetian palace. Gardener was a great patroness of famous artists, such as James Whistler and John Singer Sargent. She also acquired European masterpieces, and her p...
Mainly a venue for rock 'n' roll acts, this bar draws a partying crowd in their late 20s and early 30s. If you do not want to dance, comfortable couches upstairs allow pleasant observation of all the goings-on downstairs. One of the best places in Boston to see live music, the club hosts pop, al...
The Omni Parker House is your destination for fine dining in Boston. Our executive chef, Gerald Tice, is a master at creating a feast for your senses. He deliciously combines nostalgic cuisine with contemporary flair at the birthplace of Boston Cream Pie, the Parker House Roll and Boston Scrod. J...
This seafood restaurant has an impressive menu with both fish and other entrees. The main dining room seats 100 and has a raw bar, a fresh seafood display and 150 gallon salt water aquarium. Enormous windows overlook Boston Harbor and patrons can enjoy live piano music Tuesday through Saturday. T...
Oceana has a casual dining atmosphere overlooking the Boston Harbor featuring fresh seafood, steaks and extensive wine list.
Settle into a deep booth in the mahogany-paneled dining room and get ready for a melt-in-your-mouth culinary experience at this old-fashioned steakhouse. Filet mignon and porterhouse steak are standard fare. The kitchen offers a selection of cheese and sauces that may be included with your steak....
This neighborhood deli is famous for its Jewish-American food. You will find low-fat versions of New York-style sandwiches and breakfast served all day. The bright dining room holds several small booths on a hardwood floor. Zaftigs means 'plump' in Yiddish, which explains the pictures of plump li...
This Back Bay establishment represents one of Boylston Street's better places to stop and eat, both indoors or outside on the patio. A pub-style atmosphere featuring wooden paneling mixed in with brightly painted walls awaits you as does a diverse menu. Among the entrees—homemade codcakes, Chip...
If you are a wine aficionado, the Capital Grille on Chestnut Hill is your best bet. With a sophisticated look, highlighted by deep wood and white-linen draped tables, the Capital Grille serves over 300 wine selections from around the world, and the list is revised twice yearly. The food is outsta...
This landmark eatery near Faneuil Hall was established in 1826 and is the oldest continually operating restaurant in the United States. Usually crowded, the restaurant is frequented by locals and tourists. The late President John F. Kennedy's favorite booth is identified by a plaque, and Daniel W...
Elegant fine dining restaurant with a spectacular view of Boston.
This lunchtime favorite of Financial District workers serves a large variety of fresh, Mediterranean fast food from behind a deli-style glass case. Weekday lunch hour sees a long line stretching out the door, so try to come before or after the noon to 2pm peak. Most patrons get their orders to go...
Literally translated as 'salt of the earth', Sel De La Terre serves classic French cuisine in a cozy setting. Drop by for a steaming cup of java or freshly baked croissants. The lunch and dinner menu offer a plethora of sea-food, country roasts, omelets and pâtés, and wine is served by the glas...
Stephanie's on Newbury has now become an institution in Boston. Located in the heart of one of Boston's most historic streets and upscale shopping districts, Stephanie's has been serving 'Sophisticated Comfort Food' in a relaxed, inviting atmosphere since 1994. Locals, travelers and shoppers alik...
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 dishes diners can expect to find on the menu. ...
In Boston, Eastern Standard has become a standard favorite of avid diners. Their immaculate decor-the tasteful art adorning the walls, the mosaic tiles at your feet, and their friendly staff make this restaurant a crowd-pleaser. And the food-try the Salt Cod Fritters in spicy ketchup and tartar s...
Operated by the same restaurateurs as Somerville's acclaimed Dali restaurant, this Newbury Street café brings trendy tapas to the Back Bay. Choose the vibrant red and blue dining room, the crowded bar or one of the sidewalk tables. Snack on potato omelet or lobster ravioli tapas, or fill up with...
When it comes to tapas bars, Toro is sure to please. Come here on the weekend and you'll find the place packed with fun-loving diners and boisterous music. Depending on how crowded it gets, there can be something of a wait. But the tapas themselves, delicious! Try the Garlic Shrimp or Corn on the...
For those to whom the atmosphere is just as important as the food, try this chic South End restaurant. The low tables and tall windows are designed for dining, lounging and people watching. Chef Jamie Mammano presents interesting entrées - French with Mediterranean influences—including grilled...
Welcome to our home. Our focus at Ivy is quality in a casual and inviting atmosphere. Through both price and portions, we offer a more diverse dining experience. Try as many different plates as you would like and feel free to share. Rest your elbows on the table, dig in and eat.
Key West meets Boston at this tent-style restaurant perched over the Fort Point Channel. Boaters cruising Boston Harbor can dock out back; land lovers use the front entrance. Have a hankering for a real New England clambake? You can get a lobster, steamed mussels, clams, corn-on-the-cob, cole sla...
Located on the Freedom Trail, the Omni Parker House is the oldest continually operating hotel in the Unites States. In business since 1856, the hotel has been in its current building since 1927. During its long and lustrous history, the Parker House has lodged notable guests such as Charles Dicke...
This 1920s hotel is two blocks south of the Boston Common and within blocks of the theatre district and Newbury Street. A mixture of Victorian and Georgian styles, the 15-story structure is designated a Historic Hotel of America. Arriving guests step into a grand lobby typical of an older generat...
Location. The Jurys Boston Hotel is located in the Back Bay district of Boston, Mass. Copley Square and the John Hancock Tower are positioned two blocks from this property. Boston Public Garden is located four blocks away. Hotel Features. Water flows alongside and underneath mil...
Location. The Hilton Boston Financial District hotel stands on Broad Street, and is located three blocks from Faneuil Hall Marketplace in Boston, Mass. The New England Aquarium, Boston Harbor and Freedom Trail are three blocks away. Logan International Airport is located less than four mil...
Location. The Nine Zero is located adjacent to the Freedom Trail in the Ladder District of Boston, Mass. This property overlooks the Old Granary Burying Ground, and stands one block from Boston Common. Hotel Features. The hotel's small, stylishly decorated lobby overlooks Tremon...
This gargantuan hotel is just a stroll away from shopping at Copley Place and the Prudential Center. You are close to Newbury Street, the South End and the Charles River. The guestrooms and suites, done up in beige and mahogany furnishings, are spacious and well-equipped with all comforts. Two po...
This convenient hotel is connected to the Hynes Convention Center. One of New England's largest hotels features include a lounge area, a cigar bar, a gym and an indoor/outdoor pool. The hotel is in a lively area between Newbury Street and the South End. Check their website for more information.
This hotel, one of Boston's largest, has four restaurants, a health club, an indoor pool and a host of amenities for business and leisure travelers. The Back Bay locale gives you proximity to many attractions, including Boston Common, the Public Garden and upscale Newbury Street. Check out the We...
This French Renaissance-style 386-room hotel is in Boston's architecturally rich Copley Square. Adjacent are the 60-story John Hancock Tower (Boston's tallest building), historic Trinity Church and the Boston Public Library. The hotel is also close to trendy Newbury Street. Opened in 1912 and ren...
A huge rotunda over a beautiful archway marks this harborside enclave, which is a modern complex of offices, condominiums, award-winning restaurants and a luxury hotel. Located on Rowes Wharf, the hotel is near Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the financial district and the New England Aquarium. From th...
Located in the heart of downtown, The Langham, Boston combines its rich history with all the features of a contemporary luxury hotel. Overlooking the gardens of Post Office Square, this four-diamond hotel is steps to Faneuil Hall, Downtown Crossing, New England Aquarium, North End, and the waterf...
Towering above Logan Airport, this massive Hilton is a business hotel particularly convenient for those who do not want to run the short but nerve-wracking gauntlet between downtown and the airport to catch an early morning flight. You will find all the comforts and amenities for which Hiltons ar...
Location. The Hilton Boston Logan Airport is located in Boston, Mass., adjacent to Logan International Airport. Downtown Boston, Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall are two miles from the hotel. Fenway Park and the Theater District are five miles away. The Back Bay, Beacon Hill and Hynes Conven...
The perfect marriage of charm and convenience, this small hotel is reasonably priced and central to Boston's tourist attractions. Step outside and explore the Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall and the New England Aquarium. You are also in the heart of the Big Dig construction project; rooms with a harb...
Located in the theater district, this 24-story hotel is sandwiched between the Wang Center and Shubert Theatre. There is even a theater inside the hotel, the Stuart Street Playhouse. The property is close to Boston Common and Chinatown. The location is great, both for business meetings in the fin...
The Bulfinch Hotel presents an eclectic mix of old-world charm and modern panache. Suitable for both business as well as pleasure travelers, this hotel offers the best in hospitality. As it's walking distance from the city's finest restaurants, shops and entertainment, you're never too far from t...
Location. The Lenox Hotel Boston is located one block from Copley Square and the shops along Newbury Street in Boston, Mass. The hotel stands within two blocks of Trinity Church and the Hynes Convention Center. Fenway Park is located one half mile away. Hotel Features. Construct...
The hotel has taken care to house all the needs for a regular guest while at the same time laying emphasis on its sprawling meeting rooms for business purposes. The usual features expected from a high-end InterContinental hotel can be found here. Its proximity to the airport also makes it an idea...
This luxury hotel overlooks Quincy Market and is close to public transportation, shopping, restaurants and sightseeing attractions. All rooms are decorated with European-style antiques, charming quilts and the best towels and sundries available. Relax after a long day of sightseeing with a drink ...
Adjacent to the World Trade Center, this luxury hotel offers splendid views from its waterfront location. This full service hotel is smoke-free and technologically prepared for business convenience. You will find menus for international tastes, currency exchange and international newspapers and m...
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