Are you with kids? We did the aquarium today then did one of the hop on and off trolley tours. Saw the uss constitution (the museum is cool), bunker hill, customs house, then Boston commons and gardens and walked back. It was fun!
If you have no kids, then just walk the freedom trail
"Hello babies. Welcome to Earth. It's hot in the summer and cold in the winter. It's round and wet and crowded. On the outside, babies, you've got a hundred years here. There's only one rule that I know of, babies-"God damn it, you've got to be kind.”
Are you with kids? We did the aquarium today then did one of the hop on and off trolley tours. Saw the uss constitution (the museum is cool), bunker hill, customs house, then Boston commons and gardens and walked back. It was fun!
If you have no kids, then just walk the freedom trail
Just the baby, she's probably not that interested in the aquarium, lol. Thanks!
Are you with kids? We did the aquarium today then did one of the hop on and off trolley tours. Saw the uss constitution (the museum is cool), bunker hill, customs house, then Boston commons and gardens and walked back. It was fun!
If you have no kids, then just walk the freedom trail
Just the baby, she's probably not that interested in the aquarium, lol. Thanks!
Ah. Well when she's 7, she might like these things
"Hello babies. Welcome to Earth. It's hot in the summer and cold in the winter. It's round and wet and crowded. On the outside, babies, you've got a hundred years here. There's only one rule that I know of, babies-"God damn it, you've got to be kind.”
Start in Quincy Market / Faneuil Hall and take a walking tour through Beacon Hill or any neighborhood that strikes your fancy. The parks department does an official, historically accurate one in costumes by cool guides. Boston is so wonderful !!
Eat Lobster Rolls in Quincy Market.
Eat pizza in the Little Italy - North End section. Pizzaria Regina is great.
If it's nice out, take a stroll through the Boston Common and down the Commonwealth Ave mall and/or Newbury Street. Be sure to check out the Frog Pond in case she's old enough for a little wading.
It's a little off the beaten path, but I love the Mapparium, which is a 3-story stained glass globe you can walk through, in the Christian Science center. So cool!
You have a tiny baby? Hit up outdoor brunch spots on Newbury and grab a cannoli in the North End. Do a Trolley tour with hop on/ hop off if you want to see all the historic sites.
You have a tiny baby? Hit up outdoor brunch spots on Newbury and grab a cannoli in the North End. Do a Trolley tour with hop on/ hop off if you want to see all the historic sites.
How would that trolley work with a stroller? Yes, tiny baby, 8 weeks old.
You have a tiny baby? Hit up outdoor brunch spots on Newbury and grab a cannoli in the North End. Do a Trolley tour with hop on/ hop off if you want to see all the historic sites.
How would that trolley work with a stroller? Yes, tiny baby, 8 weeks old.
You have a tiny baby? Hit up outdoor brunch spots on Newbury and grab a cannoli in the North End. Do a Trolley tour with hop on/ hop off if you want to see all the historic sites.
How would that trolley work with a stroller? Yes, tiny baby, 8 weeks old.
The Duck Tours are the best and they will store your stroller for you during the ride.
You can walk to just about everything but if you want to hit a bunch of historic sites, follow part of the Freedom Trail.
Have some cream pie. Do they call it Boston Cream Pie in Boston or just Cream Pie?
If you do this, go to Omni Parker House. It's where the Boston Cream Pie was created. It's also in a great location on the Freedom Trail. Across the street is Granary Cemetary where a bunch of our founding fathers are buried. Next door is also Beantown Pub where you can drink a Sam Adams while looking at Sam Adams.
Have some cream pie. Do they call it Boston Cream Pie in Boston or just Cream Pie?
If you do this, go to Omni Parker House. It's where the Boston Cream Pie was created. It's also in a great location on the Freedom Trail. Across the street is Granary Cemetary where a bunch of our founding fathers are buried. Next door is also Beantown Pub where you can drink a Sam Adams while looking at Sam Adams.
I would recommend taking advantage of that and going to whatever restaurant you want because baby will likely sleep through the meal!
I had a bad experience with her at an Olive Garden, so I'm too nervous to try anywhere nice. Lol.
Don't let one bad experience scare you off. Take advantage of eating out now because pretty soon they will be two and you will be dragging them out of your favorite Thai restaurant that isn't even fancy while they scream "STOP". Not that that happened tonight or anything.
If it's nice out, take a stroll through the Boston Common and down the Commonwealth Ave mall and/or Newbury Street. Be sure to check out the Frog Pond in case she's old enough for a little wading.
It's a little off the beaten path, but I love the Mapparium, which is a 3-story stained glass globe you can walk through, in the Christian Science center. So cool!
All this, plus a Duck Tour, plus walking around the North End. The Mapparium is walkable from Newbury St. If you like cannoli do the North End for dessert and go to either the Modern, or Mike's Pastry (be prepared to wait in line).
The South End also has a ton of great spots for cocktails, dinner, brunch ... look around Tremont St, Shawmut Ave, and Washington Street and take your pick.