Things to do in Boston
Landmarks, food, museums, parks, culture, sports and local favorites — all connected back to the Boston Beautiful map.
Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University
A 281-acre living collection of trees and landscapes within the Emerald Necklace.
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Boston Common
America’s oldest public park and a natural starting point for exploring central Boston.
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Boston Public Garden
Formal gardens, lagoon paths and one of Boston’s most recognizable green spaces.
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Boston Public Library — Central Library
The landmark Copley Square library known for architecture, murals, reading rooms and a courtyard.
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Castle Island
Harborfront paths, Fort Independence and broad views across Boston Harbor.
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Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Historic market buildings, public gathering spaces and a busy downtown crossroads.
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Fenway Park
Boston’s historic baseball park and one of the city’s defining sports landmarks.
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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
An intimate art museum arranged around a Venetian-style courtyard.
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Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
One of the nation’s major art museums, with collections spanning cultures and centuries.
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New England Aquarium
A waterfront aquarium centered on marine life, education and the Giant Ocean Tank.
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Old North Church
A landmark of Boston’s Revolutionary-era history in the heart of the North End.
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USS Constitution & Museum
Historic naval site in the Charlestown Navy Yard anchored by USS Constitution.
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