Boston/Cambridge Attractions

There are many historical trails and cultural attractions in Boston and Cambridge. Also find time to visit nearby Concord, Salem, Plymouth, and Cape Cod.

Arnold Arboretum - A beautiful collection of plant life in Boston, a part of Harvard University
Boston African American National Historic Site - A National Historic Site of 15 pre-Civil War structures
Boston Duck Tours - A favorite of visitors and residents, the tour takes place on both land and the water
Boston Harbor Islands - A national park with 34 small islands
Boston National Historic Park - Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston Symphony Orchestra - Catch the BSO at Tanglewood or on July 4th at the Hatch Shell
The Bull and Finch Pub - Otherwise known as the "Cheers" pub
Bunker Hill Monument - The 221-foot marker commemorates the Battle of Bunker Hill, and is open to tours
Fenway Park - You can take a tour to see where Red Sox legends, past and present, pitched, swung and did their thing
Freedom Trail - An overview from the city of Boston's most famous historic trail
Harvard Square - Catch the street performers and browse the bookstores and pubs of the famous block outside Harvard University
John F. Kennedy Library and Museum - A Boston memorial to its favorite son
New England Aquarium - Great for both children and adults
Old North Church - Famous for the night when its church sexton hung two lanterns as a signal to Paul Revere that the British were coming
Paul Revere House - Find out more about the legendary man and his ride, and check the events section for exhibits and re-enactments
Swanboats - A Boston tradition in the Public Garden for more than 1 1/4 centuries

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