Boston is the heart of Massachusetts
even though its location lies on the easterly side of
the state. It is a city of striking diversity and rich,
abundant history and great for
enjoying Boston tours. The refreshing spring season brings
everyone out of their inter shells and temperate summers
see a bustle of activity. Fall is cool and crisp and a
perfect time for Boston tours with beautiful contrasting
colors brightening up the city streets. Boston tours are
a perfect way to see the city’s highlights and most
Boston tours are best in the warmer months of spring,
summer and early fall.
When you tour Boston definitely visit Faneuil Hall Marketplace
which is fantastic place revered by locals and visitors
and definitely not to be missed when visiting Boston.
Appetizing food stalls of every variety, delectable cafes
and restaurants, free outdoor entertainment, and fantastic
shopping can all be found at Faneuil Hall. Conveniently
located in historic downtown Boston and directly on the
Freedom Trail, it’s
easy to spend a day or even full day and tour Boston attractions
nearby. If visiting in the evening, the daytime bustle
of shoppers is replaced by exciting nightlife in the bars
and restaurants found in the area.
Historic Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill is a 19th century, residential neighborhood
found in downtown Boston and located north of Boston
Common and is a perfect Boston day trip. Take a walk
through quaint Charles Street when you tour Boston and
go back in time where antique shops, cobblestone sidewalks,
gas lamps and 19th century stately row house line the
streets. The best time to visit to take this guided or
self guided Boston day trip and appreciate the true beauty
of the neighborhood is in spring when everything is in
full bloom or fall when the natural colors highlight the
streets and house brilliantly. Team this walking tour
with a trip to Boston Common and the Boston Public Garden
and enjoy a one of the areas restaurants for a full Boston
day trip
Downtown Crossing
Another fun Boston day trip is Downtown Crossing on
the other side of Boston Common. This is a colorful center
in the city that boasts fantastic shopping deals, superb
lunch spots and good sightseeing. Between sightseeing,
dining and shopping this makes a great day trip in Boston.
There are numerous attractions such as the Boston Harbor,
Old State House and Boston National historic Park. There
are lots of theaters in the area as well as Paul
Revere House, the Museum
of Science and the Museum
of Fine Arts. If taking advantage of even some of
what Downtown Crossing has to offer this will be a full
day trip in Boston
Newbury Street
Some of the best shopping in the city can be found at Newbury Street and is not to be missed. For those who love shopping this will easily turn into a full day trip in Boston! It could turn into 2 day trips depending on what your shopping style is! Everything from galleries, quaint antique shops, luxury shopping and some of the city’s finest dining is on and around Newbury Street. When coming up for a little air grab a cappuccino or latte at one of the many outdoor cafes and settle in for some great people watching. If you love shopping, you will not forget this one of many wonderful Boston trips.
When the hustle and bustle of Boston city life gets to you taking Boston trips to Marthas Vineyard, Provincetown and the Cape Cod area can take the edge off. A short drive and ferry ride to the island or the cape can be perfect for a relaxing day at the beach. Consider staying at a historic inn or bed and breakfast overnight and spend a day or two at the ocean, cycling, touring the winery, whale watching or just walk around and sightsee, shop and dine to your heart’s delight. There’s not a lack of things to do in these areas, especially if only visiting for a day or two. Boston trips to the island are popular for a very good reason!
