Megan Johnson

Pint-size tourists will enjoy the city of Boston just as much as adults, thanks to the endless opportunities for family fun. Say hello to the sea lions at the New England Aquarium, or explore the Discovery Center at the Museum of Science, designed specifically for kids ages 8 and under. The hardest part?

Boston is instantly identifiable with giving it the old college try, and for good reason. In fact, there's around 80 colleges and universities within 25 miles of downtown Boston, which mean on move-in/move-out days and graduation weekends, it can be harder to find a hotel room than a parking space.

Boston is a city drenched in literary history. After all, everyone from Sylvia Plath to Dennis Lehane have called the city home. Whether you just want to be in the proximity of a library, or you're looking for a hotel with their own overloaded collection of books, there are plenty of options to turn

The rolling flower beds in the Boston Public Garden. The historic charm of the Old State House. The sparkling view of the Charles River on a sunny day. These sights are eponymous with the city of Boston, where old-world charm meets modern day innovation. Luckily, you can score a hotel room within perfect

New England winters are bad enough to send even the locals running for the hills... or the sandy beaches down south. But Boston's changing seasons provide a front row seat to the beauty of the area's changing climate, winding its way through the breezy spring to the scorching summers and idyllic autumn.

Boston's culinary scene is robust and diverse. From the cannoli-lined Italian cafes on Hanover Street to critically-acclaimed restaurants in the South End, there are endless options when choosing a spot to enjoy a meal. No matter what you're craving, some of the city's most delightful eateries are found

Whether they're located in iconic buildings steeped in Boston history, or they've just hit the bustling scene, here's a roundup of Boston's best spots to grab a seat at the bar and enjoy a cocktail.