
Harvard Stadium
A pioneering concrete stadium and longtime home of Harvard football, located on the Boston side of the Charles River in Allston.
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A pioneering concrete stadium and longtime home of Harvard football, located on the Boston side of the Charles River in Allston.
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Boston University’s multipurpose arena hosts Terrier hockey, concerts, family entertainment, and special events along Commonwealth Avenue.
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A world-class indoor track and multi-sport venue at Boston Landing, hosting major meets, competitions, community events, and high-performance training.
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Boston’s signature shopping street mixes brownstone architecture with boutiques, galleries, restaurants, cafés, and national brands across eight walkable Back Bay blocks.
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A tree-lined green promenade running through Back Bay’s grand brownstone blocks, dotted with statues and benches and connected to the Public Garden.
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A defining Back Bay public square framed by Trinity Church, Boston Public Library, and modern towers, with frequent markets, events, and Boston Marathon connections.
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The Back Bay complex known as the Pru combines shopping, dining, offices, indoor passages, and visitor attractions in one of Boston’s busiest mixed-use destinations.
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A high-rise observation experience atop the Prudential Tower with indoor and outdoor skyline views, interactive exhibits, and a sweeping perspective on Greater Boston.
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Boston’s large Seaport convention complex hosts major conferences, trade shows, expos, and public events within walking distance of hotels, transit, and the waterfront.
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A seasonal outdoor gathering space beside the convention center with games, swings, food, drinks, live programming, and a casual neighborhood-festival atmosphere.
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