United States

Boston

Boston packs history, harbour views and student energy into a walkable core.

Local time: UTC-5
Population: 0.65M
Safety

Cost of a day

$$$$$

Very expensive

Food$$$$$About $101 a day: light breakfast, cheap lunch, mid-range dinner
Stay$$$$$3-star hotel about $286 a night for two
Transport$$$$$About $9.6 a day: 4 public transit rides

Exchange rate

🇺🇸 USD =

Rates from 2026-10-23, refreshed monthly.

Getting in

BOSGeneral Edward Lawrence Logan International AirportMain gateway, about 5 km from the centre.

How	Cost	Time
Silver Line busSouth Station downtown	Free	20-30 min
Free from Logan; transfer free to the Red Line.
MassPort shuttle + Blue LineDowntown Boston	$2-3	30-40 min
Shuttle to Airport Station, then the T.
TaxiDowntown hotels	$25-50	15-30 min
Price depends on destination and traffic.
Uber / LyftDowntown	$25-45	15-30 min
Pickup zone may be in the Central Garage; check on arrival.

Estimates, checked October 2026. Wikivoyage: Boston

Getting around

Walk central Boston and use the T for longer hops; the Silver Line is free from the airport.

Metro ★The T subway has four colour-coded lines; the Blue Line links the airport area to downtown. Use a CharlieCard and tap in.
BusBuses use the same CharlieCard. The Silver Line bus runs free from Logan to South Station and connects to the Red Line.
Taxi / ride appsTaxis are mostly white and cost $25–50 from Logan to downtown. Uber and Lyft pick up and drop off at Logan; check the current pickup zone.
Rental carNot needed for central Boston, which is compact and walkable. Consider one only for trips outside the city.
Walking ★Central Boston is compact and walkable. Wear comfortable shoes for the Freedom Trail.
FerryFerries serve the harbour and are a good way to see the waterfront. Check times on the day.

Recommended stay★ 2 nights (3 days)

Two nights cover the Freedom Trail, the North End and a museum; add a night for Cambridge or a harbour day.

Best for

HistoryThe Freedom Trail, Old North Church and the harbour's past.
FoodChowder, lobster rolls and the North End's Italian lanes.
CultureMuseums, Fenway Park and student-city energy.

Weather by month

3°-5°Jan🌧 10d

4°-6°Feb🌧 10d

8°-2°Mar🌧 12d

13°4°Apr🌧 12d

20°10°May🌧 11d

25°15°Jun🌧 11d

28°19°Jul🌧 12d

28°18°Aug🌧 11d

23°15°Sep🌧 9d

17°9°Oct🌧 10d

11°2°Nov🌧 8d

6°-2°Dec🌧 11d

Average daily high / low (°C), sea temperature and rainy days. Typical figures, not a forecast.

Climate

Four clear seasons: cold, sometimes snowy winters and warm, humid summers. Spring and autumn are the easiest months for walking.

Best time: May, June, September and OctoberHighs around 17–25°C and lows around 9–15°C. Comfortable for the Freedom Trail and the waterfront.
Winter is cold (December to February)Highs near 3–6°C and lows near -6 to -2°C. Snow and ice are possible; wear warm, waterproof boots.
Summer is warm and humid (July and August)Highs near 28°C with lows near 18–19°C. Take indoor breaks and carry water.
Rain in every monthAbout 8–12 wet days a month. A small umbrella or rain jacket is worth packing year-round.
Autumn cools quicklyOctober highs near 17°C drop to about 11°C in November. Bring layers for evenings.
What to packComfortable walking shoes, layers, and a rain layer. Add a warm coat, hat and gloves from December to March.

Landmarks 33

Must-see · 10

1
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
A historic market and meeting hall that has been a gathering place since the 1740s, now filled with shops and food stalls. It is a must-see for its role in the American Revolution and lively atmosphere. Tip: visit on a weekday morning to avoid crowds and enjoy the street performers.
2
USS Constitution
The world's oldest commissioned naval vessel still afloat, launched in 1797 and famous for its role in the War of 1812. Tours are led by Navy sailors and include the story of 'Old Ironsides'. Tip: the ship is free to visit but requires a timed ticket from the Charlestown Navy Yard visitor center; go early as lines form quickly.
3
Boston Common
America's oldest public park, dating back to 1634, and the starting point of the Freedom Trail. It offers a green escape in the heart of the city and hosts seasonal events. Tip: combine with a walk through the adjacent Public Garden for the best experience.
4
Freedom Trail
A 2.5-mile red-brick path connecting 16 significant historical sites, from Boston Common to Bunker Hill. It is the best way to see the city's revolutionary history in one go. Tip: wear comfortable shoes and start early; guided tours are available but the trail is self-guided and free.
5
Fenway Park
Home of the Boston Red Sox, this is one of the most iconic ballparks in America, opened in 1912. Even non-baseball fans enjoy the historic atmosphere and the Green Monster. Tip: take a guided tour on non-game days to see the press box and dugout.
6
Museum of Fine Arts
One of the largest art museums in the United States, with a collection spanning ancient to contemporary art, including works by Rembrandt, Monet, and Van Gogh. It is a must for art lovers. Tip: visit on a weekday afternoon for fewer crowds; the museum is easily reached by the Green Line E train.
7
New England Aquarium
A leading aquarium featuring a massive central tank with sharks, sea turtles, and thousands of fish, plus penguin exhibits and a IMAX theater. It is a favorite for families. Tip: buy tickets online in advance to skip the line, and go early in the day.
8
Harvard Square
The vibrant heart of Cambridge, home to Harvard University and a mix of historic buildings, bookstores, and cafes. It offers a glimpse of college life and intellectual history. Tip: take the Red Line to Harvard station and wander the yard; free student-led tours are often available.
9
Old North Church
Boston's oldest church, famous for the lanterns that signaled Paul Revere's midnight ride in 1775. It is a key stop on the Freedom Trail. Tip: check opening hours as they vary seasonally; a small donation is suggested for entry.
10
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum
An interactive museum where you can throw tea overboard and learn about the pivotal event leading to the American Revolution. It is engaging for all ages. Tip: book tickets online for a specific time slot, as tours are timed.

Cultural

Old Town 1

University 7

Park 1

Harbor 1

Museum 6

Statue 1

Market 2

Historical Square 2

Christian 2

Modern History 1

Natural

River 1

Activities

Cruise Tour 2

Library 1

Football Stadium 1

Aquarium 1

Brewery 1

Theater 1

Painting 1

Day trips from Boston

Salem · 32 min by train

★★★★★ · Full day · 25 km from Boston

Best way: The commuter rail from North Station takes about 32 minutes and drops you a short walk from the historic downtown.

Take the MBTA Newburyport/Rockport commuter rail from North Station (about 30 minutes), then walk about 10 minutes into the downtown historic district.

Train ★32 min · from $3-$9
Bus57 min · from $1-$5
Car28 min · taxi ≈ $50

What to see

Peabody Essex Museum
Witch House (Jonathan Corwin House)
Salem Witch Trials Memorial
Derby Wharf and waterfront
Hawthorne Hotel and Essex Street shops

Good to know

October is the busiest and most crowded month, especially around Halloween
The Peabody Essex Museum and the historic House of the Seven Gables are the main sights

Concord · 39 min by train

★★★★☆ · Full day · 31 km from Boston

Best way: The Fitchburg line from North Station is about 39 minutes, though the Old North Bridge is a 1 to 2 mile walk or short taxi from the station.

Take the MBTA Fitchburg commuter rail from North Station (about 35-45 minutes) to Concord station, then walk or taxi about 1 to 2 miles to the Old North Bridge and center.

Train ★39 min · from $3-$10
Bus45 min · from $12
Car35 min · taxi ≈ $60

What to see

Old North Bridge and Minute Man National Historical Park
Concord Museum
Orchard House (Louisa May Alcott)
Walden Pond State Reservation
Concord town center

Good to know

The Old North Bridge is part of Minute Man National Historical Park
A taxi or rideshare is the easiest way to reach the bridge from the station

Providence · 39 min by train

★★★☆☆ · Half day · 81 km from Boston

Best way: Amtrak from South Station takes about 39 minutes and reaches downtown, where the State House and historic districts are within walking distance.

Take an Amtrak or MBTA Providence/Stoughton train from South Station (about 35 minutes on Amtrak, up to an hour on the MBTA), then walk or take a short taxi to the downtown and State House.

Train ★39 min · from $8-$600
Bus1 h 10 · from $7-$16
Car1 h 08 · taxi ≈ $160

What to see

Rhode Island State House
WaterFire (seasonal evenings)
RISD Museum
Benefit Street historic houses
Federal Hill Italian district

1 landmark quest to check off here

Good to know

WaterFire lighting events happen on select evenings during the warmer months
Trains are more frequent on the Amtrak route than on the MBTA service, so check schedules

Times and prices are typical one-way estimates (train and bus: Omio / Rome2Rio route data; taxi: local tariff × road distance, tolls extra). Exact prices are on the booking page.

Plans

Boston rewards visitors with colonial streets, world-class museums and a lively waterfront. Pick how long you have and what you enjoy most. Prices checked October 2026; ≈ marks estimates.

How long?

What do you enjoy most?

Day trip · History

One packed day on the Freedom Trail, from the waterfront to the North End.

Stay: Downtown and Waterfront. Walk to the Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall and the aquarium. Best base for a first visit.

Tickets & tours: ≈ USD 25
Taxis: ≈ USD 50

Day 1

Freedom Trail morning, harbour afternoon

Tickets ≈ USD 25 pp · taxis ≈ USD 50

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 223 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
1

09:00–12:00 · Free to walk; some sites charge entry

Freedom Trail walk

Start at Boston Common and follow the red line. Wear comfortable shoes.

Open Always open; sites have their own hours · Source
Taxi · 449 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
2

12:15–13:00 · ≈ $10–20 per meal

Quincy Market food hall

Quick lunch in the food hall. It gets busy at peak times.

Open Roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
3

13:15–14:15 · Free to walk; food and shops extra

Faneuil Hall Marketplace Landmark quest

Next door to Quincy Market. Look inside the historic hall.

Open Marketplace roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ USD 10
4

14:30–15:30 · Free; ID needed for adults at the gate

USS Constitution Landmark quest

Short walk along the waterfront. Closed Mondays; check on the day.

Open Tue–Sun roughly 10:00–16:00; closed Mondays; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 899 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ USD 10
5

16:00–16:45 · ≈ $8–12 for the church and crypt tour; check on the day

Old North Church Landmark quest

Walk back through the North End. Check seasonal hours on the day.

Open Roughly 10:00–17:00, seasonal; check on the day · Source
Taxi back to your hotel · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ USD 10

Day trip · Food

A tasting day: market halls, the North End and a waterfront sunset.

Stay: Downtown and Waterfront. Walk to the Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall and the aquarium. Best base for a first visit.

Tickets & tours: ≈ USD 45
Taxis: ≈ USD 276

Day 1

Markets, North End and Seaport

Tickets ≈ USD 45 pp · taxis ≈ USD 276

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 30 km · ≈ 1 h 35 min · ≈ USD 63
1

08:30–08:50 · ≈ $2–6 for coffee and a donut

Dunkin' Landmark quest

Quick coffee and a donut to start. Branches are everywhere.

Open Many branches open early to late; hours vary · Source
Taxi · 31 km · ≈ 1 h 37 min · ≈ USD 64
2

09:30–11:00 · Free to walk; food and shops extra

Faneuil Hall Marketplace Landmark quest

Browse the marketplace before the crowds build.

Open Marketplace roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
3

11:15–12:00 · ≈ $10–20 per meal

Quincy Market food hall

Early lunch: chowder or a lobster roll. Check prices before you order.

Open Roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 653 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ USD 10
4

12:30–14:00 · ≈ $15–30 for a few small tastes

North End food walk

Bakeries and Italian delis. Many shops close mid-afternoon; check on the day.

Open Shops and bakeries roughly 08:00–20:00; check on the day
Taxi · 31 km · ≈ 1 h 39 min · ≈ USD 66
5

14:15–14:35 · ≈ $4–8 per scoop or cone

Baskin-Robbins Landmark quest

Afternoon treat. Hours vary by branch.

Open Varies by branch; most open late morning to evening · Source
Taxi · 30 km · ≈ 1 h 35 min · ≈ USD 63
6

17:30–18:30 · Free

Seaport waterfront walk

Waterfront stroll at sunset, then dinner nearby.

Open Always open
Taxi back to your hotel · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ USD 10

Day trip · Culture

Back Bay landmarks and a museum highlight in a single day.

Stay: Back Bay. Pretty streets, shopping on Newbury Street and easy T rides to the centre.

Tickets & tours: ≈ USD 62
Taxis: ≈ USD 65

Day 1

Back Bay culture loop

Tickets ≈ USD 62 pp · taxis ≈ USD 65

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 502 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ USD 10
1

09:30–10:00 · ≈ $8–12 donation or entry; check on the day

Trinity Church Landmark quest

Start at Copley Square. Services are free; check visiting hours.

Open Roughly 09:00–17:00 daily; services free · Source
Taxi · 412 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
2

10:15–11:00 · Free

Boston Public Library Landmark quest

Across the square. See the courtyard and the reading room.

Open Mon–Thu roughly 09:00–21:00, Fri–Sat shorter, Sun afternoon; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 11 min · ≈ USD 10
3

11:30–12:00 · ≈ $25–30 museum entry; check on the day

Watson and the Shark (John Singleton Copley painting) Landmark quest

At the Museum of Fine Arts. Check which days it is open.

Open Museum of Fine Arts roughly 10:00–17:00, closed some days; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 6 km · ≈ 22 min · ≈ USD 14
4

14:00–15:00 · Free

Charles River Esplanade Landmark quest

Walk the Esplanade. Good spot for a picnic lunch.

Open Open daily, dawn to dusk · Source
Taxi · 4 km · ≈ 17 min · ≈ USD 11
5

16:00–17:00 · ≈ $20–30; check current opening and price on the day

Skywalk Observatory viewpoint

City views on a clear afternoon. Check opening on the day.

Open Check on the day; some observatories close seasonally
Taxi back to your hotel · 449 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10

1 night · History

One packed day on the Freedom Trail and the waterfront, for first-time visitors who like to walk.

Stay: Downtown and Waterfront. Walk to the Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall and the aquarium. Best base for a first visit.

Tickets & tours: ≈ USD 25
Taxis: ≈ USD 50
Hotel: USD 180–420

Day 1

Freedom Trail morning, harbour afternoon

Tickets ≈ USD 25 pp · taxis ≈ USD 50

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 223 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
1

09:00–12:00 · Free to walk; some sites charge entry

Freedom Trail walk

Start at Boston Common. Follow the red line. Wear comfortable shoes.

Open Always open; sites have their own hours · Source
Taxi · 449 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
2

12:15–13:00 · ≈ $10–20 per meal

Quincy Market food hall

Lunch stop inside Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Busy at midday.

Open Roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
3

13:15–14:15 · Free to walk; food and shops extra

Faneuil Hall Marketplace Landmark quest

Look inside the hall itself, then browse the market stalls.

Open Marketplace roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 929 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ USD 10
4

14:45–15:30 · ≈ $8–12 for the church and crypt tour; check on the day

Old North Church Landmark quest

Short walk into the North End. Check opening hours on the day.

Open Roughly 10:00–17:00, seasonal; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 899 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ USD 10
5

16:00–17:00 · Free; ID needed for adults at the gate

USS Constitution Landmark quest

About 20 minutes on foot. Closed Mondays. Bring photo ID for the ship tour.

Open Tue–Sun roughly 10:00–16:00; closed Mondays; check on the day · Source
Taxi back to your hotel · 2 km · ≈ 12 min · ≈ USD 10

1 night · Food

A tasting day: market halls, the North End and a brewery tour, with a waterfront walk to finish.

Stay: Downtown and Waterfront. Walk to the Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall and the aquarium. Best base for a first visit.

Tickets & tours: ≈ USD 39
Taxis: ≈ USD 157
Hotel: USD 180–420

Day 1

Markets, North End and the waterfront

Tickets ≈ USD 39 pp · taxis ≈ USD 157

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 30 km · ≈ 1 h 35 min · ≈ USD 63
1

08:30–08:50 · ≈ $2–6 for coffee and a donut

Dunkin' Landmark quest

Quick local breakfast. Branches are everywhere downtown.

Open Many branches open early to late; hours vary · Source
Taxi · 31 km · ≈ 1 h 37 min · ≈ USD 64
2

09:30–11:00 · Free to walk; food and shops extra

Faneuil Hall Marketplace Landmark quest

Quiet before the crowds. Good for a first look at the market.

Open Marketplace roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
3

11:30–12:15 · ≈ $10–20 per meal

Quincy Market food hall

Early lunch to beat the queues. Try a lobster roll or chowder.

Open Roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 653 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ USD 10
4

13:00–14:30 · ≈ $15–30 for a few small tastes

North End food walk

Bakeries and delis in the Italian lanes. Many shops close mid-afternoon, so go early.

Open Shops and bakeries roughly 08:00–20:00; check on the day
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 12 min · ≈ USD 10
5

16:30–17:30 · Free

Seaport waterfront walk

About 25 minutes on foot or a short taxi. Good sunset spot, with dinner options nearby.

Open Always open
Taxi back to your hotel · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ USD 10

1 night · Culture

Back Bay in a day: the library, a church, a painting and an evening concert.

Stay: Back Bay. Pretty streets, shopping on Newbury Street and easy T rides to the centre.

Tickets & tours: ≈ USD 77
Taxis: ≈ USD 56
Hotel: USD 200–480

Day 1

Back Bay culture loop

Tickets ≈ USD 77 pp · taxis ≈ USD 56

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

1

10:00–10:45 · Free

Boston Public Library Landmark quest

See the courtyard and the reading room. Free to enter.

Open Mon–Thu roughly 09:00–21:00, Fri–Sat shorter, Sun afternoon; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 412 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
2

11:00–11:30 · ≈ $8–12 donation or entry; check on the day

Trinity Church Landmark quest

Right across the square from the library.

Open Roughly 09:00–17:00 daily; services free · Source
Taxi · 3 km · ≈ 13 min · ≈ USD 10
3

12:00–12:30 · ≈ $25–30 museum entry; check on the day

Watson and the Shark (John Singleton Copley painting) Landmark quest

At the Museum of Fine Arts, a short ride away. Check which days it is open.

Open Museum of Fine Arts roughly 10:00–17:00, closed some days; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 6 km · ≈ 22 min · ≈ USD 14
4

14:30–15:30 · Free

Charles River Esplanade Landmark quest

Walk the Esplanade. Nice in good weather.

Open Open daily, dawn to dusk · Source
Taxi · 5 km · ≈ 19 min · ≈ USD 12
5

19:30–21:30 · ≈ $30–100+ depending on the concert; some cheap seats

Symphony Hall Landmark quest

Book tickets ahead. Show times vary, so check the box office.

Open Show times vary; box office daytime · Source
Taxi back to your hotel · 1199 m · ≈ 9 min · ≈ USD 10

2 nights · History ★ Recommended length

First-timers who want the Freedom Trail, the harbour's oldest ship and Beacon Hill's brick lanes at an easy pace.

Stay: Downtown and Waterfront. Walk to the Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall and the aquarium. Best base for a first visit.

Tickets & tours: ≈ USD 60
Taxis: ≈ USD 90
Hotel: USD 360–840

Day 1

Arrive, waterfront history

Tickets ≈ USD 25 pp · taxis ≈ USD 40

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 586 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ USD 10
1

13:00–14:30 · Free to walk; food and shops extra

Faneuil Hall Marketplace Landmark quest

Start here for orientation. Marketplace hours vary; check on the day.

Open Marketplace roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
2

14:45–15:30 · ≈ $10–20 per meal

Quincy Market food hall

Late lunch inside the food hall next door.

Open Roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 449 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
3

15:45–17:45 · Free to walk; some sites charge entry

Freedom Trail walk

Walk the North End stretch only today; the full trail is long. Sites keep their own hours.

Open Always open; sites have their own hours · Source
Taxi · 1314 m · ≈ 9 min · ≈ USD 10
4

17:00–17:45 · ≈ $8–12 for the church and crypt tour; check on the day

Old North Church Landmark quest

Check closing time on the day; roughly 10:00–17:00, seasonal.

Open Roughly 10:00–17:00, seasonal; check on the day · Source
Taxi back to your hotel · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ USD 10

Day 2

Charlestown ship, then Beacon Hill

Tickets ≈ USD 35 pp · taxis ≈ USD 50

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 2 km · ≈ 12 min · ≈ USD 10
1

09:30–10:30 · Free; ID needed for adults at the gate

USS Constitution Landmark quest

Closed Mondays. Go early before the tour buses.

Open Tue–Sun roughly 10:00–16:00; closed Mondays; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 12 min · ≈ USD 10
2

11:00–12:30 · ≈ $30–40 adult; child rates lower; check on the day

USS Constitution Harbor Cruise Landmark quest

Seasonal, spring to autumn. Check departures on the day.

Open Seasonal departures, spring to autumn; check on the day
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 12 min · ≈ USD 10
3

14:30–15:30 · Free

Beacon Hill and Acorn Street walk

Acorn Street is residential; keep voices down.

Open Always open; it is a residential street
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ USD 10
4

16:00–16:45 · Free

Boston Public Library Landmark quest

Good indoor finish. Sunday hours are afternoon only.

Open Mon–Thu roughly 09:00–21:00, Fri–Sat shorter, Sun afternoon; check on the day · Source
Taxi back to your hotel · 3 km · ≈ 13 min · ≈ USD 10

2 nights · Food ★ Recommended length

Eaters who want chowder, the North End's bakeries and a brewery tour, with history in between meals.

Stay: Downtown and Waterfront. Walk to the Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall and the aquarium. Best base for a first visit.

Tickets & tours: ≈ USD 100
Taxis: ≈ USD 332
Hotel: USD 360–840

Day 1

Market halls and the North End

Tickets ≈ USD 49 pp · taxis ≈ USD 157

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 30 km · ≈ 1 h 35 min · ≈ USD 63
1

09:00–09:20 · ≈ $2–6 for coffee and a donut

Dunkin' Landmark quest

Quick local breakfast; branches are everywhere.

Open Many branches open early to late; hours vary · Source
Taxi · 31 km · ≈ 1 h 37 min · ≈ USD 64
2

10:00–11:30 · Free to walk; food and shops extra

Faneuil Hall Marketplace Landmark quest

Browse the stalls before the crowds build.

Open Marketplace roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
3

12:00–12:45 · ≈ $10–20 per meal

Quincy Market food hall

Lunch. Chowder and lobster rolls are the classics.

Open Roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 653 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ USD 10
4

14:00–15:30 · ≈ $15–30 for a few small tastes

North End food walk

Bakeries and delis; many close by 20:00.

Open Shops and bakeries roughly 08:00–20:00; check on the day
Taxi · 260 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
5

16:00–16:45 · ≈ $8–12 for the church and crypt tour; check on the day

Old North Church Landmark quest

Short history stop between snacks. Check hours on the day.

Open Roughly 10:00–17:00, seasonal; check on the day · Source
Taxi back to your hotel · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ USD 10

Day 2

Brewery and waterfront

Tickets ≈ USD 51 pp · taxis ≈ USD 175

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 8 km · ≈ 28 min · ≈ USD 19
1

13:00–14:00 · ≈ $10–15 tour with tasting; check on the day

Samuel Adams Brewery Landmark quest

Book ahead; tours run afternoons and evenings.

Open Tours most days, afternoon and evening; book ahead · Source
Taxi · 8 km · ≈ 30 min · ≈ USD 20
2

15:30–16:30 · Free

Seaport waterfront walk

Stroll the waterfront; plenty of places to eat.

Open Always open
Taxi · 30 km · ≈ 1 h 35 min · ≈ USD 63
3

17:00–17:20 · ≈ $4–8 per scoop or cone

Baskin-Robbins Landmark quest

Afternoon treat; branch hours vary.

Open Varies by branch; most open late morning to evening · Source
Taxi · 30 km · ≈ 1 h 36 min · ≈ USD 64
4

18:00–19:30 · ≈ $30–40 adult; child rates lower; check on the day

USS Constitution Harbor Cruise Landmark quest

Seasonal; check on the day. Sunset sail if available.

Open Seasonal departures, spring to autumn; check on the day
Taxi back to your hotel · 706 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ USD 10

2 nights · Culture ★ Recommended length

Visitors who want museums, a concert and student-city energy, with the river and library as easy breaks.

Stay: Back Bay. Pretty streets, shopping on Newbury Street and easy T rides to the centre.

Tickets & tours: ≈ USD 152
Taxis: ≈ USD 120
Hotel: USD 400–960

Day 1

Back Bay culture

Tickets ≈ USD 77 pp · taxis ≈ USD 66

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 502 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ USD 10
1

10:00–10:30 · ≈ $8–12 donation or entry; check on the day

Trinity Church Landmark quest

Midday light through the windows is best.

Open Roughly 09:00–17:00 daily; services free · Source
Taxi · 412 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
2

11:00–11:45 · Free

Boston Public Library Landmark quest

See the courtyard and reading room. Hours shorten Fri–Sat.

Open Mon–Thu roughly 09:00–21:00, Fri–Sat shorter, Sun afternoon; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 11 min · ≈ USD 10
3

13:30–14:00 · ≈ $25–30 museum entry; check on the day

Watson and the Shark (John Singleton Copley painting) Landmark quest

At the Museum of Fine Arts; closed some days, check on the day.

Open Museum of Fine Arts roughly 10:00–17:00, closed some days; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 6 km · ≈ 22 min · ≈ USD 14
4

16:00–17:00 · Free

Charles River Esplanade Landmark quest

Esplanade walk at golden hour.

Open Open daily, dawn to dusk · Source
Taxi · 5 km · ≈ 19 min · ≈ USD 12
5

19:30–21:30 · ≈ $30–100+ depending on the concert; some cheap seats

Symphony Hall Landmark quest

Evening concert; book ahead.

Open Show times vary; box office daytime · Source
Taxi back to your hotel · 1199 m · ≈ 9 min · ≈ USD 10

Day 2

Across the river, then home

Tickets ≈ USD 75 pp · taxis ≈ USD 54

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 5 km · ≈ 21 min · ≈ USD 14
1

09:30–11:00 · Free to walk; Harvard Yard open to visitors

Harvard University Landmark quest

Weekday morning is calmest. Some buildings need a student guide.

Open Yard open daily; some buildings need a student guide · Source
Taxi · 3 km · ≈ 15 min · ≈ USD 10
2

11:30–12:30 · Free to walk

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Landmark quest

Short walk from the T; some buildings restricted.

Open Campus open daily; some buildings restricted · Source
Taxi · 1317 m · ≈ 9 min · ≈ USD 10
3

14:00–15:30 · ≈ $45–55 adult; child rates lower; book ahead

Boston Duck Tours Landmark quest

Seasonal departures; book ahead in good weather.

Open Departures roughly 09:00–dusk, seasonal; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 11 min · ≈ USD 10
4

16:00–17:00 · ≈ $20–30; check current opening and price on the day

Skywalk Observatory viewpoint

Clear-afternoon view. Check on the day; some close seasonally.

Open Check on the day; some observatories close seasonally
Taxi back to your hotel · 449 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10

3 nights · History

First-timers who want the Freedom Trail, the harbour's old ships and the city's oldest corners at an easy pace.

Stay: Downtown and Waterfront. Walk to the Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall and the aquarium. Best base for a first visit.

Tickets & tours: ≈ USD 121
Taxis: ≈ USD 240
Hotel: USD 540–1,260

Day 1

Arrive and walk the heart of the Trail

Tickets ≈ USD 15 pp · taxis ≈ USD 40

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 586 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ USD 10
1

13:00–14:30 · Free to walk; food and shops extra

Faneuil Hall Marketplace Landmark quest

Start here for orientation. Marketplace roughly 10:00–21:00; check on the day.

Open Marketplace roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
2

14:45–15:30 · ≈ $10–20 per meal

Quincy Market food hall

Late lunch in the food hall next door.

Open Roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 449 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
3

15:45–17:45 · Free to walk; some sites charge entry

Freedom Trail walk

Do the downtown stretch only today; the full trail is 3 hours. Always open.

Open Always open; sites have their own hours · Source
Taxi · 1401 m · ≈ 9 min · ≈ USD 10
4

18:00–19:00 · Free

Beacon Hill and Acorn Street walk

Golden hour on Acorn Street. It is a residential street, so keep voices low.

Open Always open; it is a residential street
Taxi back to your hotel · 1498 m · ≈ 9 min · ≈ USD 10

Day 2

North End and the harbour

Tickets ≈ USD 65 pp · taxis ≈ USD 50

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ USD 10
1

09:30–10:15 · ≈ $8–12 for the church and crypt tour; check on the day

Old North Church Landmark quest

Roughly 10:00–17:00, seasonal; check on the day.

Open Roughly 10:00–17:00, seasonal; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 260 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
2

10:30–12:00 · ≈ $15–30 for a few small tastes

North End food walk

Bakeries and lanes after the church. Shops roughly 08:00–20:00.

Open Shops and bakeries roughly 08:00–20:00; check on the day
Taxi · 1150 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ USD 10
3

13:00–14:00 · Free; ID needed for adults at the gate

USS Constitution Landmark quest

Tue–Sun roughly 10:00–16:00; closed Mondays. Check on the day.

Open Tue–Sun roughly 10:00–16:00; closed Mondays; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 12 min · ≈ USD 10
4

14:30–16:00 · ≈ $30–40 adult; child rates lower; check on the day

USS Constitution Harbor Cruise Landmark quest

Seasonal, spring to autumn; check on the day. Book ahead in summer.

Open Seasonal departures, spring to autumn; check on the day
Taxi back to your hotel · 706 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ USD 10

Day 3

Back Bay history, then fly

Tickets ≈ USD 41 pp · taxis ≈ USD 150

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 2 km · ≈ 11 min · ≈ USD 10
1

09:30–10:00 · ≈ $8–12 donation or entry; check on the day

Trinity Church Landmark quest

Roughly 09:00–17:00 daily; services are free.

Open Roughly 09:00–17:00 daily; services free · Source
Taxi · 412 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
2

10:15–11:00 · Free

Boston Public Library Landmark quest

Mon–Thu roughly 09:00–21:00, Fri–Sat shorter, Sun afternoon; check on the day.

Open Mon–Thu roughly 09:00–21:00, Fri–Sat shorter, Sun afternoon; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 11 min · ≈ USD 10
3

11:30–12:00 · ≈ $25–30 museum entry; check on the day

Watson and the Shark (John Singleton Copley painting) Landmark quest

At the Museum of Fine Arts, roughly 10:00–17:00; closed some days, so check on the day.

Open Museum of Fine Arts roughly 10:00–17:00, closed some days; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 27 km · ≈ 1 h 25 min · ≈ USD 56
4

12:30–12:50 · ≈ $2–6 for coffee and a donut

Dunkin' Landmark quest

Quick coffee before you go. Hours vary by branch.

Open Many branches open early to late; hours vary · Source
Taxi back to your hotel · 30 km · ≈ 1 h 35 min · ≈ USD 63

3 nights · Food

Visitors who plan the day around chowder, lobster rolls and the North End's Italian lanes.

Stay: Downtown and Waterfront. Walk to the Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall and the aquarium. Best base for a first visit.

Tickets & tours: ≈ USD 81
Taxis: ≈ USD 473
Hotel: USD 540–1,260

Day 1

Market halls and the waterfront

Tickets ≈ USD 21 pp · taxis ≈ USD 146

Approximate route · map © OpenStreetMap contributors

Taxi from your hotel · 616 m · ≈ 7 min · ≈ USD 10
1

11:30–12:15 · ≈ $10–20 per meal

Quincy Market food hall

Late-morning lunch. Roughly 10:00–21:00; check on the day.

Open Roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
2

12:30–14:00 · Free to walk; food and shops extra

Faneuil Hall Marketplace Landmark quest

Walk it off between the halls. Marketplace roughly 10:00–21:00.

Open Marketplace roughly 10:00–21:00 daily; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ USD 10
3

15:00–16:00 · Free

Seaport waterfront walk

Waterfront stroll; always open.

Open Always open
Taxi · 30 km · ≈ 1 h 35 min · ≈ USD 63
4

16:15–16:35 · ≈ $4–8 per scoop or cone

Baskin-Robbins Landmark quest

Afternoon treat. Hours vary by branch.

Open Varies by branch; most open late morning to evening · Source
Taxi back to your hotel · 30 km · ≈ 1 h 35 min · ≈ USD 63

Day 2

North End eating day

Tickets ≈ USD 34 pp · taxis ≈ USD 161

Taxi from your hotel · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ USD 10
1

09:30–10:15 · ≈ $8–12 for the church and crypt tour; check on the day

Old North Church Landmark quest

Roughly 10:00–17:00, seasonal; check on the day.

Open Roughly 10:00–17:00, seasonal; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 260 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
2

10:30–12:00 · ≈ $15–30 for a few small tastes

North End food walk

Bakeries and delis. Shops roughly 08:00–20:00; check on the day.

Open Shops and bakeries roughly 08:00–20:00; check on the day
Taxi · 1150 m · ≈ 8 min · ≈ USD 10
3

13:30–14:30 · Free; ID needed for adults at the gate

USS Constitution Landmark quest

Tue–Sun roughly 10:00–16:00; closed Mondays.

Open Tue–Sun roughly 10:00–16:00; closed Mondays; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 32 km · ≈ 1 h 42 min · ≈ USD 68
4

15:00–15:20 · ≈ $2–6 for coffee and a donut

Dunkin' Landmark quest

Coffee break. Many branches open early to late.

Open Many branches open early to late; hours vary · Source
Taxi back to your hotel · 30 km · ≈ 1 h 35 min · ≈ USD 63

Day 3

Brewery and Back Bay, then fly

Tickets ≈ USD 26 pp · taxis ≈ USD 166

Taxi from your hotel · 8 km · ≈ 28 min · ≈ USD 19
1

13:00–14:00 · ≈ $10–15 tour with tasting; check on the day

Samuel Adams Brewery Landmark quest

Tours most days, afternoon and evening; book ahead.

Open Tours most days, afternoon and evening; book ahead · Source
Taxi · 6 km · ≈ 22 min · ≈ USD 14
2

14:30–15:15 · Free

Boston Public Library Landmark quest

Rainy-day backup. Mon–Thu roughly 09:00–21:00; check on the day.

Open Mon–Thu roughly 09:00–21:00, Fri–Sat shorter, Sun afternoon; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 412 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
3

15:30–16:00 · ≈ $8–12 donation or entry; check on the day

Trinity Church Landmark quest

Roughly 09:00–17:00 daily.

Open Roughly 09:00–17:00 daily; services free · Source
Taxi · 29 km · ≈ 1 h 31 min · ≈ USD 60
4

16:15–16:35 · ≈ $4–8 per scoop or cone

Baskin-Robbins Landmark quest

Last treat before the airport.

Open Varies by branch; most open late morning to evening · Source
Taxi back to your hotel · 30 km · ≈ 1 h 35 min · ≈ USD 63

3 nights · Culture

Museum-goers and student-city fans who want art, music and campus walks in one trip.

Stay: Back Bay. Pretty streets, shopping on Newbury Street and easy T rides to the centre.

Tickets & tours: ≈ USD 106
Taxis: ≈ USD 281
Hotel: USD 600–1,440

Day 1

Back Bay art and architecture

Tickets ≈ USD 77 pp · taxis ≈ USD 56

1

10:00–10:45 · Free

Boston Public Library Landmark quest

Mon–Thu roughly 09:00–21:00, Fri–Sat shorter, Sun afternoon; check on the day.

Open Mon–Thu roughly 09:00–21:00, Fri–Sat shorter, Sun afternoon; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 412 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10
2

11:00–11:30 · ≈ $8–12 donation or entry; check on the day

Trinity Church Landmark quest

Roughly 09:00–17:00 daily; services free.

Open Roughly 09:00–17:00 daily; services free · Source
Taxi · 3 km · ≈ 13 min · ≈ USD 10
3

11:45–12:15 · ≈ $25–30 museum entry; check on the day

Watson and the Shark (John Singleton Copley painting) Landmark quest

At the Museum of Fine Arts, roughly 10:00–17:00; closed some days, so check on the day.

Open Museum of Fine Arts roughly 10:00–17:00, closed some days; check on the day · Source
Taxi · 6 km · ≈ 22 min · ≈ USD 14
4

14:00–15:00 · Free

Charles River Esplanade Landmark quest

Esplanade walk; open dawn to dusk.

Open Open daily, dawn to dusk · Source
Taxi · 5 km · ≈ 19 min · ≈ USD 12
5

19:30–21:30 · ≈ $30–100+ depending on the concert; some cheap seats

Symphony Hall Landmark quest

Evening concert. Show times vary; box office daytime.

Open Show times vary; box office daytime · Source
Taxi back to your hotel · 1199 m · ≈ 9 min · ≈ USD 10

Day 2

Cambridge campuses

Tickets ≈ USD 29 pp · taxis ≈ USD 155

Taxi from your hotel · 5 km · ≈ 21 min · ≈ USD 14
1

09:30–11:00 · Free to walk; Harvard Yard open to visitors

Harvard University Landmark quest

Yard open daily; some buildings need a student guide. Weekday morning is best.

Open Yard open daily; some buildings need a student guide · Source
Taxi · 3 km · ≈ 15 min · ≈ USD 10
2

11:30–12:30 · Free to walk

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Landmark quest

Campus open daily; some buildings restricted.

Open Campus open daily; some buildings restricted · Source
Taxi · 30 km · ≈ 1 h 34 min · ≈ USD 62
3

12:45–13:05 · ≈ $2–6 for coffee and a donut

Dunkin' Landmark quest

Quick lunch stop. Hours vary by branch.

Open Many branches open early to late; hours vary · Source
Taxi · 28 km · ≈ 1 h 29 min · ≈ USD 59
4

14:30–15:30 · ≈ $20–30; check current opening and price on the day

Skywalk Observatory viewpoint

Clear-afternoon view. Check on the day; some observatories close seasonally.

Open Check on the day; some observatories close seasonally
Taxi back to your hotel · 449 m · ≈ 6 min · ≈ USD 10

Day 3

City campuses, then fly

Tickets ≈ USD 0 pp · taxis ≈ USD 70

Taxi from your hotel · 10 km · ≈ 34 min · ≈ USD 22
1

09:30–10:30 · Free to walk the campus

Boston College Landmark quest

Campus grounds open daily; buildings vary.

Open Campus grounds open daily; buildings vary · Source
Taxi · 7 km · ≈ 26 min · ≈ USD 17
2

10:45–11:30 · Free to walk

Boston University Landmark quest

Campus open daily.

Open Campus open daily · Source
Taxi · 2 km · ≈ 12 min · ≈ USD 10
3

11:45–12:30 · Free to walk

Northeastern University Landmark quest

Campus open daily.

Open Campus open daily · Source
Taxi · 3 km · ≈ 15 min · ≈ USD 10
4

13:00–14:00 · Free

Beacon Hill and Acorn Street walk

Morning or golden hour is best; always open. Residential street.

Open Always open; it is a residential street
Taxi back to your hotel · 2 km · ≈ 10 min · ≈ USD 10

Swap in instead

Swap a city day for Cambridge: walk or take the Red Line to Harvard Square and the MIT area.
Take a harbour ferry or water taxi for a cheap view of the skyline and the waterfront.
Add a day trip by train to Salem or Providence; check timetables on the day.

Getting around

The T subway has four colour-coded lines; the Blue Line links the airport area to downtown.
The Silver Line bus runs free from Logan to South Station and connects to the Red Line.
Buses and the subway use a CharlieCard; tap or buy at stations.
Taxis are mostly white and cost $25-50 from Logan to downtown.
Uber and Lyft pick up and drop off at Logan; check the current pickup zone.
Central Boston is compact and walkable; bikes and ferries serve the harbour.

Where to stay

Downtown and Waterfront · ≈ USD 180–420 a night
Walk to the Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall and the aquarium. Best base for a first visit.
Back Bay · ≈ USD 200–480 a night
Pretty streets, shopping on Newbury Street and easy T rides to the centre.
Beacon Hill · ≈ USD 190–450 a night
Quiet brick lanes next to Boston Common and the State House; small inns and guesthouses.
Seaport · ≈ USD 220–520 a night
New waterfront hotels, harbour views and the ICA museum; 15–20 minutes' walk to downtown.

Food & drink

Try a lobster roll and New England clam chowder; prices vary a lot, so compare menus before you sit down.
Walk the North End for Italian pastries and pasta; it is busy at weekends, so go early or on a weekday.
Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market have many food stalls — handy for groups with different tastes.
For cheap eats, look around Chinatown and the student areas near universities.
Book popular dinner spots ahead, especially in summer and on game nights near Fenway Park.

Tips

Get a CharlieCard for discounted fares on the T and buses
Walking the Freedom Trail (2.5 miles) is the best way to see historical sites
Prepare for unpredictable weather and strong winds off the harbor, especially in winter
Seafood (lobster rolls, New England clam chowder) is a local specialty you must try
Driving in the city center is notoriously difficult and parking is very expensive

Sources for prices and hours

Taxi costs are estimates from straight-line distance and the metered fare. Map positions are approximate.

Tours & activities

Take this tour to unlock 3 landmark quests

Boston Common

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

USS Constitution

Drive through historic neighborhoods and see top landmarks
Splash into the Charles River for a unique view
4,792 reviews · 4.6 rating

Iconic experienceFamily friendly

Boston Duck Tour: The Original and World-Famous

GetYourGuide · ★ 4.6 (4,792)

$62View tour

Take this tour to unlock 4 landmark quests

Freedom Trail

Boston Common

Old North Church

Paul Revere House

Walk the Freedom Trail with an expert guide
Hear stories of the American Revolution
2,325 reviews · 4.9 rating

Small groupHistory focused

Freedom Trail History Small Group Walking Tour

GetYourGuide · ★ 4.9 (2,325)

$39View tour

Take this tour to unlock 1 landmark quest

Fenway Park

Tour the historic ballpark and see the Green Monster
Visit the press box and dugout
4,553 reviews · 4.8 rating

Behind-the-scenesEntry included

Boston Fenway Park: Guided Ballpark Tour with Options

GetYourGuide · ★ 4.8 (4,553)

$35View tour

Take this tour to unlock 1 landmark quest

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

Participate in a reenactment of the Boston Tea Party
Explore museum exhibits and see the ships
2,366 reviews · 4.8 rating

InteractiveEntry included

Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum Interactive Tour

GetYourGuide · ★ 4.8 (2,366)

$36View tour

Take this tour to unlock 2 landmark quests

Harvard University

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Walk through Harvard Yard and learn about its history
Explore MIT's innovative campus and buildings
716 reviews · 4.8 rating

Campus tourSmall group

MIT & Harvard Campus Walking Tour

GetYourGuide · ★ 4.8 (716)

$57View tour

Souvenirs

Taza Chocolate Discs

USD 15–252-3 packs of discs · estimate

Taza is a stone-ground chocolate made in the Boston area, using a Mexican-style grinding method that gives it a slightly grainy texture.

Where: Taza Chocolate Factory, Somerville

Buy the discs, not just bars, if you want to try making Mexican-style hot chocolate at home.

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Landmarks 33

Must-see · 10

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

USS Constitution

Boston Common

Freedom Trail

Fenway Park

Museum of Fine Arts

New England Aquarium

Harvard Square

Old North Church

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

Cultural

Old Town 1

University 7

Park 1

Harbor 1

Museum 6

Statue 1

Market 2

Historical Square 2

Christian 2

Modern History 1

Natural

River 1

Activities

Cruise Tour 2

Library 1

Football Stadium 1

Aquarium 1

Brewery 1

Theater 1

Painting 1

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Plans

Freedom Trail walk

Quincy Market food hall

Faneuil Hall Marketplace Landmark quest

USS Constitution Landmark quest

Old North Church Landmark quest

Dunkin' Landmark quest

Faneuil Hall Marketplace Landmark quest

Quincy Market food hall

North End food walk

Baskin-Robbins Landmark quest

Seaport waterfront walk

Trinity Church Landmark quest

Boston Public Library Landmark quest

Watson and the Shark (John Singleton Copley painting) Landmark quest

Charles River Esplanade Landmark quest

Skywalk Observatory viewpoint

Freedom Trail walk

Quincy Market food hall

Faneuil Hall Marketplace Landmark quest

Old North Church Landmark quest

USS Constitution Landmark quest

Dunkin' Landmark quest

Faneuil Hall Marketplace Landmark quest

Quincy Market food hall

North End food walk

Seaport waterfront walk

Boston Public Library Landmark quest

Trinity Church Landmark quest

Watson and the Shark (John Singleton Copley painting) Landmark quest

Charles River Esplanade Landmark quest