Destination Guide
Boston
Where historic charm meets non-stop culture.
Destination Guide Boston
How I See Boston
Boston offers a cosmopolitan and sophisticated vibe. The city’s dining scene has exploded over the past few years, and foodies never cease to be impressed. Expect the unexpected.
When in Boston, You must
EAT
Bootleg Special
400 Tremont St
DRINK
Yvonne's
2 Winter Place
SEE
ICA
25 Harbor Shore Drive
SHOP
Fenway Park
4 Jersey St
Know Before You Go
Enhance your glow by treating yourself to a Deep Sea Detox here at W Boston. Then relax in the comfortable steam room that has a hint of a lavender.
Talk Like A Local
Learn the slang from the city.
Bang A Uey
A phrase used to make a U-Turn
I missed my turn, guess I have to Bang A Uey!
Neighborhoods to Explore
As one of the oldest cities in the country, Boston is charged with history. Every neighborhood will transport you back in time and offer its own twist.
1. South End
Home of the trendiest restaurants like SRV and B&G Oysters. Enjoy live music at the Beehive and Darryl's Corner Bar & Grill.
2. Back Bay
Discover local boutiques and trendy restaurants on Newbury street. The Iconic shopping district in the heart of the city has something for everyone.
3. North End
Enjoy fresh seafood from the Atlantic, authentic Italian food or try the city's best cannoli's here in our Little Italy neighborhood.
4. Seaport
This innovative district has some of the city's best seafood, boutiques, local street art and views of the city.
Ultimate Access To Boston
Live it up Boston like a local.
Bow Market
1 Bow Market Way
With over 30 independent food, art and retail shops, experiencing the local culture is inspiring.
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Check their events calendar for outdoor performances.
Circle Furniture
31 St. James Ave
Handcrafted traditional pieces along with the newest contemporary designs will impress your guests.
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Circle Furniture is committed to offering eco-friendly options that are sustainably made and safe for our homes and the environment.
Drink
1313 Washington St.
The cocktail specialists customizes the perfect beverage that will satisfy your mood.
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Their burger is Boston's best hidden gem.
Table
348 Congress St.
This unique, family style dining adventure has multiple courses that will enhance your culinary experience.
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You'll enjoy multiple courses from chef/owner Jen Royle as she takes you on a journey through some of her favorite Italian dishes.
Either / Or
DETOX
Club High Rise
217 Main St
Elevate your life and join the movement to a healthier, happier you. Remove the guesswork and fast track your progress, with services that come right to your doorstep, so you can save time for the things that matter most.
Boston Essentials
All you need for your Boston escape.
1. Sneakers
Converse sneakers are a staple in Boston. They are comfy, stylish and completes any outfit.
2. Sunglasses
SEE on Newbury Street has the perfect shades for every occasion.
3. Hats
A Boston hat is a must for everyone. Show your love for our Sports teams.
4. Hoodies & Sweatshirts
Everyone in the city owns a hooded sweatshirt. The world’s first T-shirt bakery, “Johnny Cupcakes” has the best hoodies.
W Boston
A real taste of the town.
Boston Common
Established in 1632, Boston Common is the oldest city park in the country.
Freedom Trail
Immerse yourself in the history of Boston with a tour of 16 iconic sites along a two-and-a-half mile path through the city.
Fenway Park
4 Yawkey Way
One of the most popular things to do in Boston during the summer is to head to the ballpark to catch the city’s beloved Red Sox.
Wink & Nod
3 Appleton St
A secret spot on a tree-lined South End cobblestoned street, this speakeasy was inspired by Martin Lomansey’s iconic quote: “Never write if you can speak; Never speak if you can nod; Never nod if you can wink.”
The Beehive
541 Tremont St
Sip and shake at this South End bohemian hotspot for nightly live jazz.
Ore
80 Dartmouth St
True to its name, this South End accessories boutique features sculptural contemporary jewelry by Sophie Hughes.
Louis Boston
60 Northern Ave
Fashion aficionados make the pilgrimage to see Jonathan Simkhai’s designer collections and one-of-a-kind accessories found nowhere else in the city.
Daniela Corte
201 Newbury St
Fall in love with Daniela Corte’s impeccable separates and signature legging bar. Her resort/swim collection has been featured in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition for three years running!
Ball + Buck
144B Newbury St
Get ready for a revolution: Ball and Buck is a Newbury Street boutique known for great outdoors-inspired menswear.
Whisky Saigon
116 Boylston St
Bold and brand new, Whisky Saigon spins top 40 mash-ups. Located just a block away from W Boston.
The Sinclair
52 Church St, Cambridge
Hidden on a Harvard Square side street, The Sinclair is Boston’s newest live music venue. Listen to up-and-coming bands and solo artists in an industrial-chic atmosphere.
Cafe 939
939 Boylston St
Berklee College of Music’s alumni have received 250+ Grammys, and Cafe 939 is one of the best spots to see up-and-coming acts before they go platinum.
Tunnel
W Boston
Dance until the late hours of the night at Tunnel, W Boston’s destination nightclub.