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Boston is a wonderful blend of stylish sophistication, business, higher education and historic New England charm. Uncover its history by walking the Freedom Trail, dining in a new restaurant (or an old favorite) and shopping upscale boutiques on Newbury Street. Let us recommend uncommon activities and hidden gems. Your accommodations with Inspirato are at the epicenter of Boston's parks, galleries, boutiques and restaurants. Stroll the Public Garden or take a Swan Boat ride. Visit the Museum of Fine Arts or the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. Tour the amazing historical sites and see for yourself why Boston is a "Top 10" tourist destination.
The Rodeo Drive of the East, Newbury Street is a shopper's mecca with eclectic independent boutiques, high-end urban fashion, and world-class salons. Visit Crush Boutique, Chanel or Bella Santé, voted best massage in Boston.
Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market is renowned for its Street Theater and guests of Mistral, Boston's best French Mediterranean restaurant, can use their complimentary car service for transportation within metro Boston.
Enjoy the Norm Burger at the Bull & Finch in Beacon Hill, the pub that inspired the TV show Cheers, or let your Destination Concierge book a Boston Beer Tour and craft your own beer! The intoxicating Boston Beer Summit is in April.
Start the Freedom Trail from the oldest park in the country. Boston Common forms the center of the Emerald Necklace park system. Over the years, it has been used for cattle grazing, public hangings and a Revolutionary campground.
Originally conceived by a local columnist for the Herald Traveler in 1951, the Freedom Trail is a meandering path of red-painted bricks that lead you to 16 different historical points throughout Boston over the course of two and a half miles. Just a few of the gems included in this stretch of yesteryear are the Old North Church, Paul Revere's House, King's Chapel Burying Ground, Old Corner Book Store, the site of the Boston Massacre and the U.S.S. Constitution Museum. Ground markers display detailed explanations of the historic events that took place at each stopping point.
A new addition to the city is the Black Heritage Trail, which traces the history of the African American population of Boston. Visit the African Meeting House, the oldest black church edifice still standing in the U.S. and the place where Frederick Douglass delivered his famous anti-slavery speech in 1860. Your Concierge can book a tour guided by a historic character for you or you can explore this Boston National Historical Park stop on your own.
For more information about vacationing in this destination, contact your Care team.
The Voyager III sails for Stellwagen Bank, a popular feeding ground for whales, dolphins and marine birds. The Boston Sunset Dinner Cruise is a relaxing way to spend an evening with a buffet, cocktails and some ocean spray.
For something unusual, participate in one of many intriguing North End scavenger hunts or relax and educate yourself with a scintillating North End Wine Tour with premium destinations like Aragosta, The Wine Bottega and Gennaro's.
South of Washington is Flour, a bakery with exceptional chocolate macaroons. Move on to the Institute of Contemporary Art, flaunting its unusual view of Boston Harbor. After your art experience, visit Sportello or Stephanie's for more culinary delights.
Boston plays were banned until 1792, so the thriving theatre district has to make up for lost time by offering the chance to catch the big plays before they hit Broadway. Before or after the show, stop off at Abby Lane for neo-comfort food and exceptional cocktails.
Home to Harvard, Northeastern, Tufts and Emerson, to name a bare few, Boston is a focal point for superior higher education. Tour the local campuses to understand why studying for your degree in Boston is a cut above the rest.
For a night on the town, visit Berklee's Café 939, featuring up-and-coming musicians, take in a Boston Symphony Orchestra performance in beautiful Symphony Hall, or check out the Jeff Robinson Trio's Lizard Lounge.
