Boston Attractions

Boston has many attractions and entertainment options, from parks to museums. But first, check your favorite sports – catch the game live or visit the hallowed stadium! Here is a list of attractions that you can visit during your stay at the conference:

  1. Freedom Trail:

The Freedom Trail is rich in history and is a 2.5-mile walk. It takes you to 16 historical sites, including the Massachusetts State House, Paul Revere’s House, and the Old North Church.

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Ways to reach: Start from Boston University  By train: Take the green line from Babcock Station and get down to North Station. By Bus: Take the 57 Bus from Babcock St. and get down at Haymarket station.

  1. Museum of Fine Arts: 

 Take a visit to the museum to see the extensive collection of artwork from various periods and cultures. 

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Ways to reach: Start from Boston University  By train: Take the green line from Babcock station and get down at Hynes Convention Center. By Bus: Take the 57 Bus from Babcock st. and get down at Kenmore.

  1. New England Aquarium:

Visit the aquarium to explore aquatic animals including penguins, sharks, etc.

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Ways to reach: Start from Boston University  By train: Take the green line from Babcock station and get down at Government Center. By Bus: Take the 57 Bus from Babcock st and get down at Congress St.

  1. Boston Harbor Cruises:

Relax in the evening by taking the boston harbor cruise where  you can see the city skyline and see landmarks like the USS constitution.

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Ways to reach: Start from Boston University  By train: Take the green line from Babcock station and get down at Government Center. By Bus: Take the 57 Bus from Babcock st. and get down at State st. and then take the 93 bus to Moulton st.

  1. Boston Symphony Orchestra: Enjoy classical music performance by the Boston Symphony Orchestra at the Symphony Hall. 

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6. Baseball at Fenway Park

Ways to Reach: Walk to Fenway. Both Philly and New York Yankees are in town.

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Ways to reach: Start from Boston University  By train: Take the green line from Babcock station and get down at Hynes Convention Center. By Bus: Take the 57 Bus from Babcock st. and get down at Prudential Center.

There are also other places like The Wilbur Theatre, The Comedy Studio or The Sinclair for some light entertainment and laughter.

Exploring Boston during the summer months allows you to experience the city’s vibrant atmosphere and beautiful outdoor settings in full swing.

  1. Visit the Boston Public Garden and Boston Common: These adjacent green spaces are perfect for leisurely strolls, picnics, and enjoying the outdoor beauty. The Boston Public Garden features the famous Swan Boats, while Boston Common is the oldest public park in the U.S.
  2. Explore the Boston Harbor Islands: Take a ferry to visit these islands for a day of hiking, swimming, and exploring historical sites. Spectacle Island and Georges Island are popular choices, offering unique views of the city skyline and tranquil natural landscapes.
  3. Attend an Outdoor Concert or Movie: Boston offers a plethora of free outdoor concerts and movie screenings during the summer. The Hatch Shell on the Esplanade is particularly notable for hosting the Boston Pops concert on the Fourth of July.
  4. Catch a Red Sox Game at Fenway Park: Experience America’s pastime by watching the Boston Red Sox play at the iconic Fenway Park. It’s an essential Boston summer experience, complete with hot dogs and cheering fans.
  5. Stroll Along the Charles River Esplanade: This scenic riverside park is ideal for walking, biking, and enjoying views of the Charles River. You can also rent kayaks or sailboats to get out on the water.
  6. Take a Whale Watching Tour: Departing from Boston Harbor, these tours give you the opportunity to see whales, dolphins, and sea birds in their natural habitat. It’s a memorable experience for wildlife enthusiasts.
  7. Explore Newbury Street and the South End: For a mix of shopping, dining, and art gallery browsing, these neighborhoods offer charming Victorian brownstone buildings and a lively atmosphere.