Offered by the Boston History Collaborative, this brand new (this month) three-hour theme tour can be viewed at this site and must be booked in advance for the second Saturday only of any month. Note both a guided (bus) and … Continue reading
This time of year the days are shorter, which is okay with us because that gives more time to enjoy the light displays in and around Boston. We’ve rounded up some of our favorite spots that you can enjoy any … Continue reading
Now that the warm weather is here, a visit to Provincetown (located on the famous Cape Cod) is a must. “P-town,” as it is affectionately called is just a ferry ride away from Boston, and if you choose the speed ferry, … Continue reading
Mother’s Day is just a few weeks away. If you haven’t chosen a spot to take mom, don’t panic we’ve got you covered with a list of places that will have her smiling all day. The Beehive – 541 Tremont … Continue reading
Spring and the Red Sox season are upon us! With that comes gorgeous flowers in the Boston Public Garden and countless opportunities to catch a Red Sox game. If you are unable to attend the game at Fenway, or want … Continue reading
Guests will often ask for recommendations on what they should do for an afternoon. Realizing that I always recommend the same spots and routes, I think it’s time to put it in writing! The Boston Public Library via Columbus Avenue … Continue reading
The slow fade to gray and cooler temperatures is on the horizon, but it is still summer in Boston with plenty of late season activities to enjoy! Boston’s North End aka “Little Italy” hosts wonderful feasts and festivals all summer … Continue reading
Mother’s Day is this weekend and what better way to celebrate mom than with an outing in Boston. We’ve come up with some things to do to make the day extra special for her. Take a ride on the Swan … Continue reading
After a long New England winter, spring is finally here! What better way to celebrate than to get out and enjoy the city with the following itinerary? Attend a game at Fenway Park – Cheer on the Red Sox in … Continue reading
Boston might be known as the most Irish city outside of Ireland, and we’d have to agree. Boston was the first city in America to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and we have the most Irish pubs than anywhere else in … Continue reading
