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THE NEIGHBORHOOD WHERE IT ALL BEGAN

Whether you soak in the vibrant sun or bask in the beautiful evening glow of downtown Boston, the city has something to offer everyone. Home to the oldest public park in the US and the first American lighthouse, there’s no shortage of timeless history. Since 1912, the iconic Fenway Park has become a beacon for sports enthusiasts of all ages. If the sky is bright, stroll along the Boston Harbor or hop in a water taxi to travel in style.

We have bakeries and coffee shops around every corner so delicious is never too far away. Incredible fine dining, bespoke cocktails, and hoppy local brews breathe fresh light into the nightlife. The theater district has every entertainment genre from iconic stand-ups to award-winning musicals. So whether you’re planning a family vacation or a romantic weekend getaway, Boston has all the culture and celebration to make the most of your time away from home.

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    BOSTON HARBORWALK

    The Harborwalk seamlessly links with various inland trails and parks, such as the Emerald Necklace, Charles River Esplanade, Rose Kennedy Greenway, Freedom Trail, South Bay Trail, and East Boston Greenway. It's important to note that, except for wheelchairs, the Harborwalk is designated as a non-motorized pathway.

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    THE ROSE KENNEDY GREENWAY

    Spanning 1.5 miles through the heart of the city, this meticulously landscaped park pays homage to the matriarch of the Kennedy family. From manicured gardens to innovative art installations, the Greenway seamlessly blends natural beauty with contemporary design.

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    BOSTON COMMON

    Boston Common, the oldest public park in the United States, unfolds as a lush and historic haven in the heart of the city. Established in 1634, this sprawling green expanse invites both locals and visitors to escape the urban rhythm and find solace amidst its timeless beauty.

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    BOSTON WATER TAXI

    Located steps from Boston Harbor Hotel, experience the charm of a 30-minute ride with Boston Water Taxi as we cruise around the harbor, picking up passengers along the way. Perfect for those who wish to enjoy Boston's sea view, our boats now offer the convenience of alcohol service during your journey.

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    CITY EXPERIENCES BOSTON HARBOR

    Embark on a journey of maritime enchantment with Boston Harbor City Experience Cruises. Our cruises offer a unique blend of scenic beauty, historical richness, and modern luxury. Glide through the picturesque waters of Boston Harbor while soaking in the iconic skyline and landmarks.

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    BOSTON HARBOR ISLANDS

    Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park stands as Eastern Massachusetts' most extensive recreational area, drawing in over half a million visitors each year. A favored destination for both locals and tourists, the park serves not only as a recreational hub but also plays a crucial role as a vital ecological habitat for indigenous wildlife.

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    THE FREEDOM TRAIL

    Winding its way through the heart of the city, this 2.5-mile red-brick path connects 16 significant sites, each a chapter in the nation's story. From the iconic Massachusetts State House to the Old North Church, the Freedom Trail immerses walkers in the rich tapestry of American history.

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    BOSTON DUCK TOURS

    Explore the historic landmarks of Boston by land and water aboard amphibious vehicles with Boston Duck Tours, a unique and entertaining way to experience the city's rich culture and scenic beauty.

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    EMERALD NECKLACE CONSERVANCY

    Escape the urban hustle and discover the tranquility of Boston's Emerald Necklace Conservancy. Designed by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, this verdant oasis weaves its way through the city, connecting a series of lush parks and green spaces.

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    LIGHTHOUSE TOURS

    Encounter three iconic lighthouses, accompanied by insightful narration provided by Boston Harbor Islands park staff and volunteers from the United States Coast Guard. Gain knowledge about the rich maritime traditions of Boston Harbor, relish unforgettable views of the park and city, and explore one of the nation's most unique and historically significant ports.

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    VIEW BOSTON

    Experience Boston from a new perspective at View Boston, a 360 observation deck providing awe-inspiring and orienting views from high above the heart of the city. Craft your perfect Boston itinerary as you take in the panoramic sights.

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    THE PAUL REVERE HOUSE

    The Paul Revere House is a living testament to American history, transporting visitors back to the 18th century. This iconic structure, built around 1680, served as the home of patriot Paul Revere during the turbulent years leading up to the American Revolution.

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