Boston
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- The Mapparium at the Mary Baker Eddy Library - Attractions
- Institute of Contemporary Art - Museums
- Boston Harbor Cruises - Tours
- District - Clubs
- Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts/Sert Gallery - Museums
- Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum - Museums
- Butcher Shop - Restaurants & cafés
- Samuel Adams Brewery - Attractions
- Arnold Arboretum - Attractions
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Most viewed
- The Mapparium at the Mary Baker Eddy Library - Attractions
- Institute of Contemporary Art - Museums
- Boston Harbor Cruises - Tours
- District - Clubs
- Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts/Sert Gallery - Museums
- Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum - Museums
- Butcher Shop - Restaurants & cafés
- Samuel Adams Brewery - Attractions
- Arnold Arboretum - Attractions
- Baseball Tavern -
Editor's picks
Local DJs and killer cocktails
District
District has a notably cosmopolitan vibe. Warning: the Kiss Goodnight cocktail ain't kidding.
Walk into a big, wide world
The Mapparium
AttractionsThe world's largest walk-in globe – a three-storey model – is among the the city's quirkiest landmarks.
Haute cuisine in high style
Sorellina
Restaurants & cafésSorellina looks as much like a modern design showroom as an Italian restaurant. The menu is equally glamorous.
Major attractions
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
ArtAn idiosyncratic mix of artworks. Highlights include works by Titian, Botticelli, Rembrandt and Raphael.
Paul Revere House
AttractionsThe oldest structure in downtown Boston houses a display devoted to the patriotic messenger's historic journey.
Trinity Church
AttractionsImpressive stained-glass windows, including four designs by the English Pre-Raphaelite painter Edward Burne-Jones.