teddy

Anyone out there have any opinios on Bosotn ? where to go, What to see, etc.
Anything is appreciated.

Thanks

bennie

No there is nothing to see or do in Boston. Sorry.

Gina MT

Depends on age group of travellers, but in general I would recommend:

Newbury Street/Back Bay/Copley Square - shopping, dining, etc.

Faneuil Hall - touristy, but good for families and new visitors. Also near historical sites and "The Freedom Trail"

The North End - Great Italian food, The Old North Church ("one if by land...")

The Boston Commons - basically just a large public park, but the Swan Boats run during the Summer Months

Children's Museum
Museum of Fine Arts
U.S.S. Constitution

Definitely take a trip to Cambridge - home of Harvard. Great neighborhoods and fun to walk around Harvard Square, as well as visit the college itself.

x

My favorites were the Museum of Fine Arts, whale watching and the Freedom Trail.

Rita

Drive on over to the JFK Museum and Library.

For shopping bargains, head over to Filene's basement.

Nancy

If you're asking, don't bother.

Marla

Gee, think you could even BOTHER with a websearch, or even checking out the resources herewithin on Fodor's, or expending any effort whatsoever??? BOSTON is positively MAGNIFICENT with a zillion websites for recommendation on enjoying a visit to same. You COULD do a little RESEARCH.

mimi taylor

Swan boats are in the public gardens not the Boston common. On the Charles river there are excursion boats, duck tours and gondola rides. The gardner Museum is a little gem, and you can see the empty frames still in their place where the biggest unsolved heist took place,
The museum of fine arts in the same area has a great al fresco dining spot "Frazier court" . There's a french film festival starting next week. The museum of science is currebtly showing a salute to Australia. If you are her this weekend , the World's frisbee championship is on by the river. Have fun, its easy to walk in this city.