Boston Area Attractions

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Urban AdvenTours

Drive to Urban AdvenTours and they’ll set you up with helmets and biking gear so you can bike through the quaint neighborhoods of Boston. You’ll get some exercise while gaining a unique perspective of the city.

Freedom Trail

Rent a van and drive to the Freedom Trail, a perfect place to stretch your legs and educate yourself at the same time. Filled with historic landmarks, this two-and-a-half-mile trail will give you a history lesson while exploring the scenery in the area.

Cheers Boston

The Former Bull & Finch Pub is now officially known as Cheers. The pub is famous for serving as the inspiration for the television show Cheers. Drive to Boston’s Beacon Hill District and check out this must see for fans of the show.

Museum of Science

With an IMAX, interactive exhibits and a planetarium, Boston’s Museum of Science is a great stop for all ages.

Boston Public Garden

When driving in Boston, take a trip to Charles Street and visit Boston Public Garden, located in the heart of the city. This beautiful nature retreat is the nation’s oldest botanical garden.

Fenway Park

Historic home to Major League Baseball’s Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park is the oldest Major League baseball park in the United States. The park is located right in downtown Boston. Game tickets can be difficult to obtain, but the park offers tours for those who aren’t able to catch a game.

Quincy Market

Faneuil Hall Marketplace, more commonly known as Quincy Market, is an indoor-outdoor market that’s great for both shopping and dining.