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1. Acorn Street
Beacon Hill | Neighborhood/StreetOften called the city's most photographed passageway, Acorn Street offers its visitors an iconic image of "historic Boston." Short, steep, and...Read More
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2. Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University
Jamaica Plain | GardenThis 281-acre living laboratory, 6 miles from downtown Boston, established in 1872 in accordance with the terms of a bequest from New Bedford...Read More
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3. Boston Children's Museum
Fort Point Channel | Museum/GalleryThe country's second-oldest children's museum has always been ahead of the curve with creative hands-on exhibits, cultural diversity, and problem...Read More
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4. Boston Common
Beacon Hill | City ParkNothing is more central to the city than Boston Common, the oldest public park in the United States and undoubtedly the largest and most famous...Read More
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5. Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area
Waterfront | IslandComprising 34 tiny islands and peninsulas, this is one of the city's best hidden gems—and it's literally out of sight. Stretching from South...Read More
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6. Boston Public Garden
Back Bay | Park (National/State/Provincial)America's oldest botanical garden is replete with gorgeous formal plantings; a 4-acre lagoon, famous since 1877 for its foot-pedal-powered ...Read More
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7. Boston Public Library
Back Bay | Library/ArchiveThis venerable institution is a handsome temple to literature and a valuable research library, as well as an art gallery of sorts and you don...Read More
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8. Boston Red Sox
Kenmore SquareThe Boston Red Sox may be New England's most storied professional sports team of all time. For 86 years, the club suffered a World Series drought...Read More
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9. Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum
Fort Point Channel | Museum/GallerySituated at the Congress Street Bridge near the site of Griffin's Wharf, this lively museum offers an interactive look at the past in a place...Read More
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10. Bunker Hill Monument
Charlestown | Memorial/Monument/TombTwo misunderstandings surround this famous monument. First, the Battle of Bunker Hill was actually fought on Breed's Hill, which is where the...Read More
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11. Charles Street
Beacon Hill | Neighborhood/StreetYou won't see any glaring neon, in keeping with the historic character of the area, but Charles Street more than makes up for the general lack...Read More
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12. Crane Beach on the Crane Estate
BeachThe 1,200-acre Crane Beach on the Crane Estate, an hour's drive to the north of Boston in the 17th-century village of Ipswich, has 4 miles of...Read More
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13. Emerald Necklace Conservancy
The Fenway | Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeThe six large public parks known as Boston's Emerald Necklace stretch 7 miles from the Back Bay Fens to Franklin Park in Dorchester, and include...Read More
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14. Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Government Center | Historic District/SiteFaneuil Hall has always sat in the middle of Boston's main marketplace and, to be clear, the single building facing Congress Street is the real...Read More
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15. Fenway Park
Kenmore Square | Sports VenueFenway Park is Major League Baseball's oldest ballpark and has seen some stuff since its 1912 opening. For one, it's the home field for the...Read More
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16. Harvard Art Museums
Harvard Square | Museum/GalleryThis is Harvard University's oldest museum and, in late 2014, it became the combined collections of the Busch-Reisinger, Fogg, and Arthur M...Read More
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17. Harvard Museum of Natural History
Harvard Square | Museum/GalleryThe Harvard Museum of Natural History (which exhibits specimens from the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University Herbaria, and the...Read More
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18. Harvard Square
Harvard Square | Plaza/SquareTides of students, tourists, and politically charged proponents are all part of the nonstop pedestrian flow at this most celebrated of Cambridge...Read More
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19. Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston
Seaport | Museum/GalleryThe ICA mounts temporary exhibits by the contemporary art world's brightest talents, as well as curated pieces from its permanent collection...Read More
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20. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
The Fenway | Museum/GalleryA spirited society woman, Isabella Stewart came in 1860 from New York to marry John Lowell Gardner, one of Boston's leading citizens. "Mrs....Read More
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