Boston Travel Blog

Sometimes, you just need to leave the city. We get it. The hustle and bustle are great until they grate on your senses, and you need a change. Luckily, Boston is surrounded by cool places that are within arm’s reach. While most of them are accessible by public transportation, we suggest renting a car...

Dads are tricky. They have everything they need, and insist all they want is your precious company. If you’re spending Father’s Day in Boston though, there are plenty of ways to spend your Sunday with your dear old man that might grab his attention. But, dads are a diverse sort, and they range from...

If you’re traveling to Boston this summer, you probably won’t be taking your grill with you. We know, it’s necessary to have that charred goodness on your plate in regular rotation during the hot months, so fear not – there are plenty of barbecue restaurants in Boston to fill that rib, wing,...

In a historic city where people like Paul Revere, Benjamin Franklin, and Samuel Adams all have their roots, there’s no question that the Fourth of July gets done in style. Boston kicks off Independence Day like it’s the Superbowl, and travelers can expect plenty of street food, outdoor concerts,...

In shops, on sidewalks, and in subways, you’ll see quite a few people alongside their furry friends. A fairly dog-friendly city, Boston opens its doors to dogs in its dog parks and even restaurant patios, so bring your pooch with you the next time you visit, and stay in one of these ultra-chic and...

Three things define summer: warm weather, the outdoors, and fun, and you can find all three of them at a free concert. Boston has three major outdoor areas that become sunny stages, and their musical schedules have just hit the press. Whether you’re looking for golden oldies, classical symphony, or...

photo by mrsdewinter Born and raised in Boston, Barbara Lynch is a local girl with a global heart, and her food is more likely to tell the “global” part. Chef and owner of upscale eateries (and drinkeries) around the city, her creations are seemingly simple but complex and worldly at second glance...

All hail the rise of farmer’s markets! There are plenty of little symbolic occurrences in this town that signify summer is just around the corner. The first is going two weeks without rain (we’re almost there), the second is patio seating (despite the rain). Last but not least, we love our farmer’s...

Boston might be known for its old-school historic mentality, but it really does have the other foot in the modern world, working toward progress. During National GLBT Month (June), Boston has its iconic Pride Week. This year, it will run from June 2-12 with activities ranging from Family Fun to 21+ revelry. While...

Photo by walknboston The Fenway and Kenmore Square are is a big draw for visitors during the summer, and for good reason. Aside from being the hub of Red Sox Nation, the neighborhood is also between Back Bay – the metropolitan center of Boston, and Brookline – a cozier, more residential neighborhood...