Group Experiences in Boston

Want to get friendly with some fish, or maybe learn a little about our oceans? Flash this smartphone ticket and cruise on into the New England Aquarium. Watch the ocean life swimming around you, from seals to sea lions, penguins, sea turtles and jellyfish. Touch the stingrays in their pool, and try and catch the octopus when he's changing color – that's a sight you don't see every day. Behold Boston's most visited tourist attraction, the impressive New England Aquarium, where the star attraction is a 200,000-gallon giant ocean exhibit!

Visit Museum of Ice Cream in Boston, taste unlimited ice cream, and engage in interactive installations suited for friends and family. Swing at Fun Way Park, relax in the Cookie Living Room, or have a cocktail or milkshake at Scoop’s Bar and Diner. Jump into the sprinkle pool, a popular feature in Boston. The Museum of Ice Cream offers activities for everyone, promising fun and sweet memories.

Visit the Museum of Illusions Boston. See over 60 exhibits, including optical illusions, holograms, hands-on displays, and special rooms. Learn about vision and perception as you explore. Challenge your eyes and brain with unique visual tricks. Bring a camera to capture moments that look like you're defying gravity and walking on walls.

As all-American as neighboring Harvard, Fenway Park has been welcoming fans through its gates since they opened in 1912. With more than a century under its belt, it's gone through substantial updates, which you will learn about on your tour. See the infamous Fisk and Pesky Poles, sit atop the massive Green Monster wall, and admire the size of the grounds where giants of the sports have played. Learn about pennant-winning home runs, World Series games, championships and iconic retired numbers.

Step into a world of wonder at the spectacular LEGO® Discovery Center! This enchanting LEGO haven transforms dreams into tangible realities, all crafted from a whopping two million bricks. Picture constructing a magnificent space rocket, then watch it ascend into the digital universe with the LEGO Spaceship Build & Scan experience. It's not just about assembling; it's about weaving tales, embarking on adventures, and crafting unforgettable memories. Wander into the fantastical realm of MINILAND, a fusion of imagination and LEGO that births awe-striking creations. But don't stop there! The LEGO Discovery Center also offers interactive workshops, honing building skills and kindling the creative flame. Afterwards, put those newly minted skills to the test in the Build Adventures area, a dedicated playground for LEGO enthusiasts. So, what's holding you back? Snag a ticket to this LEGO paradise and kickstart the adventure of a lifetime!

Visit Franklin Park Zoo and see animals from around the world. At Gorilla Grove (seasonal), watch Western lowland gorillas up close. In the Kalahari Kingdom, see African lions, and in the Giraffe Savannah, observe Masai giraffes. With a variety of species to explore, Franklin Park Zoo offers something for all ages.

Experience over 250 years of history on Boston’s official Freedom Trail Tours. Led by 18th-century costumed Freedom Trail Players®, these 90-minute tours bring history to life and feature tales of high treason, mob agitations, revolutionary actions and partisan fights of the American Revolution and beyond. See Boston Common, Massachusetts State House, Park Street Church, Granary Burying Ground, King's Chapel & King's Chapel Burying Ground, Boston Latin School site/Benjamin Franklin statue, Old Corner Bookstore, Old South Meeting House, Old State House, Boston Massacre site, and Faneuil Hall. Your guide will bring the American Revolution to life and shed light on the stories of traditionally underrepresented people from the 16th to the 21st centuries. Get ready for history to come alive in an unforgettable experience for all ages! Each ticket purchased also helps preserve the Trail’s 16 official historic sites!

The Boston CityPASS® is your golden ticket to some of Boston's very best attractions. Visit the New England Aquarium, the Boston Museum of Science, View Boston Observation Deck and more. One pass, a world of adventure! Visit the My CityPASS® App to secure attraction reservations and other important attraction information.

View Boston is an observatory that overlooks the city from the top three levels of the iconic Prudential Tower. There, visitors are treated to indoor and outdoor vistas. Step out onto the Cloud Terrace and sip on a cocktail from Stratus, Boston's top-tier outdoor lounge. Next, engage with interactive exhibits for an in-depth look at the city. Get must-see recommendations using the unique Explore Boston screen, or craft a personalized itinerary with the complimentary ViewPrint experience. Don't forget to stop by Boston 365, where a 3D model of the city showcases Boston's vibrancy throughout the year. After all that excitement, it's time to refuel at the Beacon Bistro. Here, expert chefs whip up Boston-inspired dishes that complement a selection of cocktails, beers, and wines.

Visit Museum of Ice Cream in Boston. Taste as much ice cream as you want and see the interactive exhibits designed for friends, family, and celebrations. Try different activities like hitting baseballs at Fun Way Park, relaxing in the Cookie Living Room, or having a milkshake or cocktail at Scoop’s Bar and Diner. Make sure to check out the sprinkle pool, a Boston favorite. MOIC Boston offers a fun experience for all ages.

Relive a slice of American history at the fully interactive Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum. See holographic displays and films, meet the courageous souls who fought in the lead up to the Revolution, and even recreate the teas being thrown overboard at the Boston Tea Party! Join your 18th-century host and witness some real historical fun. Walk through an important colonial town meeting and onto one of the two huge ships, where you'll 'dump the tea' overboard yourself! It's the exact same place the Boston Tea Party occurred over 240 years ago. Take the helm, visit the crew’s quarters, and see the cargo hold and the Captain’s cabin! You'll also be able to wander around interactive exhibits, and meet the brave men and women behind this world-famous act of defiance.

Explore 'the Cradle of Liberty' on an orange and green vehicle that definitely won't get lost in a crowd! Ride the Old Town Trolley across the entire city of Boston, listen to narration by a professional tour conductor, avoid parking and driving issues, and hop on or off at all the must-see places.

Few cities can rival Boston's intertwined history with the formation of the United States. On this walking tour, your guide will take you on the Freedom Trail alongside modern-day icons of the city, including the city's first skyscraper, Custom House Tower. You'll pass by the site of the Boston Massacre, the Rose Kennedy Greenway. A short trek through Downtown Crossing will bring you to Old City Hall. This beautiful building, built in the French Revivalist style, was the seat of the city government for years in Boston. It also happens to be the site of the birth of public education in America. Alongside plenty of learning, make sure to treat yourself at Quincy Market!

Walk in the footsteps of Revolutionary War heroes, discover the story of Paul Revere’s Midnight Ride, and relive the fight for American Independence! This compact, self-guided audio tour of Boston’s Freedom Trail lets you journey back in time to historic Boston in the days of George Washington, Paul Revere, Samuel Adams, and their revolutionary collaborators. As you walk along the Freedom Trail, you'll learn everything you ever wanted to know about Boston Common, Bunker Hill and everything in between, all at your own pace. Just download the app, follow the recommended route, and soak it all in from your smartphone! Note, this tour does not include entrance to attractions along the route. Check pandemic rules and opening hours before your visit.

There's so much to do to pass the time in Boston. But if you want to do it 'wicked smaht' then grab yourself a Go City Boston: Explorer Pass. You'll save up to 50%* on 2, 3, 4 or 5 top Boston attractions and be able to create your own itinerary.

Get ready for a whale of a time with Boston Harbor Whale Watch Cruise. Join an expert marine biologist on a top-notch catamaran and whoosh across the waves of Boston Harbor towards Stellwagen Bank Marine Sanctuary. See finbacks, minkes, pilot whales and more!

Boston has plenty to offer and with this pass, you can save up to 50%* on top attractions and create your own itinerary. Ride the Boston Trolley, enjoy views from View Boston, and explore the Museum of Science. Your **Go City Boston: All-Inclusive Pass** offers savings on over 30 attractions. This allows you to see key sights while leaving time and money for other activities, like trying clam chowder. The Boston Explorer Pass is valid for 1, 2, 3, 5, or 7 consecutive calendar days. *Savings based on sample itineraries on the Go City website.

Explore Boston's Freedom Trail on a 2.5-hour walking tour. Visit all sixteen official landmarks, from Boston Common to Copp's Hill Terrace, and learn about America’s path to independence from a local guide. Walk through the historical sites of 1760 to 1776 and discover the events that led to the American Revolution.

The history of Boston is written in its harbor. Get the scoop on Beantown's epic story, with the 60-minute Boston Harbor Historic Sightseeing Cruise. You'll see all the renowned landmarks around the historic waterfront, with expert commentary on top!

Get the wind back in your sails with a cruise across Boston's iconic harbor in a classic pilot schooner. Step aboard the famous Adirondack schooners or Schooners Adirondack and cast your worries to the breeze as a local captain and experienced crew take you sailing along the historic harbor and its many famous sights. Food isn't provided onboard, but you are welcome to bring your own picnic and kick back with some food.

Sail along the Boston Harbor, soaking up the stunning coastal landscapes, and enjoy a delicious brunch on this Brunch Cruise Aboard Yacht 'Northern Lights'. As you undock from Rowes Wharf, you'll see the idyllic Boston seaport and its famous fish markets, before navigating through a series of local islands and passing by 19th-century forts. There are plenty of menu options to choose from, and between courses, remember to head to the deck to look for local wildlife. If you're sailing at the right time of year, you may even see porpoises! As you near Massachusetts Bay, look out for the U.S.' oldest lighthouse, Boston Light, on Little Brewster Island. You'll also see the USS Cassin Young and USS Constitution drift by your window – a World War II naval destroyer and an 18th-century flagship. Arrive back with a full stomach and incredible photos of the Boston skyline.

Explore the top attractions of Boston with pedal-assist electric bicycles that provide smooth power for easy hill climbs and adjustable speeds around Boston. You just have to pedal, and no throttle is required. Choose from a range of full-size and step-thru models, including Specialized and Scott bikes, available for rental or tours.

Easily digestible Boston history and award-winning food? You'll wanna make sure you get a slice of the action. The guys at North End Pizza Tours know that education is worst-served to those with empty stomachs. So, channeling the spirit of the patriots, they came up with a revolutionary way to tell the stories of Boston's oldest neighborhood, affectionately dubbed _Little Italy_.

Take this tasty tour of Boston's highlights, raise a glass at the same taverns as Paul Revere and Samuel Adams, and get stuck into some delicious tavern snacks! On this 2.5-hour stroll through Beantown's oldest neighborhoods, you’ll explore the North End, Long Wharf, and enjoy a roundtrip ferry ride across Boston Harbor to Charlestown. See Faneuil Hall & Quincy Market areas, the Blackstone Block, and more. The tour stops at two historic Boston taverns and includes five Freedom Trail sites. You can enjoy a drink and snacks at both of the taverns you visit, and a sweet treat from a famous North End pastry shop will be the perfect dessert!

Cambridge is one of America's most bicycle-friendly cities, so what better way to explore it than on two wheels? Jump on the saddle and soak up the atmosphere of Boston's 'Left Bank', from the breezy cycling paths along the Charles River to bustling Harvard Square and beyond. This adventurous tour will see you cycling on Cambridge's safe bicycle paths and city streets, learning about the sites along the way - including the famous Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

If bus tours bore you, hop on a bike and cycle into parts those giant vehicles can't even reach! Your local guide knows the best bits of Boston. Pedal your way to Boston's most historic and photogenic areas. Ride from the Italian North End to the beautiful Victorian brownstone homes in Back Bay, to Fenway Park, home to the Boston Red Sox. This classic tour is a great way to get an introduction to Boston without getting stuck in traffic!

Drink in some atmospheric East Coast scenery with the Boston Harbor Sunset Cruise. Buy a drink, see the sun light up the sky with vivid colors, and hear the cannon fire salute of the _USS Constitution_. It's the perfect way to end any day in the City of Notions.

Take a walking tour through Boston’s Fenway neighborhood guided by a local musician. Visit historic locations associated with music venues such as the Rat, Storyville, and the Boston Tea Party. Learn the background of how DJs, producers, and educators innovated in music transmission, recording, and teaching. Trace the connections between Boston and the careers of artists like B.B. King, Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Tracy Chapman, New Edition, Nirvana, Aimee Mann, Pixies, Radiohead, Peter Wolf, Bonnie Raitt, Van Morrison, and Jonathan Richman. Observe how music history is interwoven with this area.

Take a guided walking tour along Commonwealth Avenue Mall in Boston's Back Bay. Learn about the area's history, starting from its origins as groundmaking land to its significant past developments. Observe the Victorian-style architecture and learn about its contributions to the area's character. Understand the story behind the statues placed along the Mall, reflecting the region's heritage. Learn about the individuals and groups who have lived and worked in this notable part of Boston through the years. This tour provides detailed information about the location's development and historical importance.

Explore Boston's vast history with a self-guided audio tour of the Freedom Trail, visit the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, and take a guided tour of Fenway Park. This package offers educational and interactive experiences, letting you walk in the footsteps of historical figures and engage in moments of American independence, and see the home of the Boston Red Sox.

Join a guided tour for a thorough exploration of Boston's Freedom Trail. This tour covers 11 out of the 16 official landmarks. A historian shares insights into the tumultuous years (1768–1775) leading up to the American Revolution. Visit two key museums: the Old State House from 1713 and the Old South Meeting House, built in 1729. See where significant events occurred, such as the Boston Massacre, the start of the Boston Tea Party, and the reading of the Declaration of Independence. Learn about the challenges faced by Colonial Bostonians as they decided between loyalty and rebellion.

Join a walking tour of Boston to see the city's historical sites. Follow the paths of revolutionaries, visit important landmarks, and hear stories that shaped America. Walk the decks of the USS Constitution, a symbol of American naval strength. Visit the Bunker Hill Museum to learn about the battle that started a revolution. End the tour with a harbor cruise. Sail along Boston Harbor for views of the city skyline.

Join a guided tour to learn about Boston's history and intellectual legacy. Walk through notable neighbourhoods and visit famous institutions like Harvard and MIT. See the Bunker Hill Monument and enjoy a boat ride through Boston Harbour with views of the Boston Tea Party site (available from May to November). In winter, visit the New England Aquarium instead. The tour includes convenient pickup and drop-off from downtown Boston.

Join a guided tour of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston to see a wide range of artworks. View pieces from ancient civilizations to contemporary art. Look at Egyptian artifacts and Impressionist paintings. Gain insight into the evolution of art across different cultures and time periods.

Calling all ghost hunters! Boston needs your brave soul to work the graveyard shift. Hop aboard _The Trolley of the Doomed_ and stalk the undead specters haunting _Beantown's_ historic streets and burial grounds. With the help of a spooky _ghost guide_, you'll investigate the city's paranormal shenanigans and occult occurrences.

Participate in a tour of Boston's Seaport District to observe its unique historical context and modern growth. Walk through this area constructed on shipwreck remnants and learn its fascinating heritage. Visit a locally managed lobster facility to see its operations. Traverse the Harborwalk and include a stop at the historic fish pier, which remains active and is steeped in fisheries history. Gain insights into sustainable fishing practices. Sample fresh seafood dishes from local ingredients such as clam chowder and lobster rolls. View exemplary conservation efforts that have revitalized Boston Harbor waters.

Start the tour at a local coffee shop for a morning coffee. Head to the Union Square Donuts that's popular in Harvard Square and Downtown Boston. Walk through Harvard Square and the university. Learn about the area's history and the university. Stop at another shop in the campus center for seasonally changing donut flavors. Share your input on the flavor choices. End at Saloniki Greek, a local Greek restaurant to try loukoumades.

Celebrate donuts and explore Downtown Boston on this guided walking tour. Visit historic sites, drink coffee and apple cider, and sample top donuts. Start in the Financial District at Kane’s Donuts for their daily flavors. Walk along the waterfront to Boston’s Public Market to try more donuts and apple cider. Learn about the market's history and visit its vendors. Next, walk through Little Italy, one of Boston's oldest neighborhoods and home to the Old North Church. Stop at an old bakery in the neighborhood for a unique Boston treat. Conclude at the Public Market with Union Square Donuts.

Walk Boston’s Freedom Trail with a local guide to learn about the city’s history and food scene. This tour pairs famous sites with optional tastings of classic bites like clam chowder, baked beans, and cannoli. Visit places like the Boston Public Market, Faneuil Hall, the Paul Revere House, and Old North Church. On Fridays and Saturdays, you’ll also see the 300-year-old Haymarket tradition. Walk historic streets, hear local stories, and get views of the Rose Kennedy Greenway and the Holocaust Memorial Park. Your guide will suggest dishes at each stop. Try them if you wish with an additional cost, or simply enjoy the surroundings.

Take the high-speed Salacia ferry to Provincetown or Cape Cod from Boston or vice versa. The ferry features air conditioning, outside decks, airplane-style seating, and a full-service cash bar. Speak with the onboard concierge for recommendations, whether you are visiting for a few hours or longer. Provincetown is located at the tip of Cape Cod. Bounded on three sides by the Atlantic Ocean, it offers natural light, scenery, unspoiled beaches, and bike trails. Enjoy dining and shopping in the district. When the sun sets, see a colorful scene with music and laughter. Discover the birthplace of American democracy and the country's oldest Art Colony. **Departure Times** = * Boston Departure: 9:00am or 2:30pm * Provincetown Departure: 11:30am or 5:30pm

Join a hop-on hop-off tour to see the highlights of Boston. Ride double-decker open-top buses for clear views of the city streets and historic sites. Visit the USS Constitution, Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum, and the Old State House. Use flexible 24-hour passes for unlimited rides. Stops are strategically placed so you can hop on and off to make your itinerary.

Walk the Freedom Trail, a brick-lined path linking key sites of the American Revolution in Boston with a knowledgeable historian. Move through Downtown Boston, covering 11 of the 16 iconic landmarks on the Freedom Trail. Listen to the guide, who provides a detailed look at the years 1768 to 1775, leading up to the American Revolution, and a thorough introduction to Boston as America's 'Cradle of Liberty.' After seeing the sights, enter Democracy Brewing, a local worker-owned brewery, for a full lunch of New England specialties like lobster rolls, clam chowder, and baked beans. Lunch is accompanied by a beer tasting of local craft brews, and a selection of seltzers and non-alcoholic beverages. The entire experience lasts 2.5 hours.

Go on an evening pub crawl of haunted bars in Boston and visit notable locations in the city on a guided haunted tour. Sit in the same corner John F. Kennedy did at the 21st Amendment. Drink a pint of Guinness at Emmet’s Pub, an Irish establishment. See the Omni Parker House Hotel and hear about the eerie Room 303. Next, go to the Beantown Pub and learn about the life and death of Sam Adams from your guide. End the tour at the 17th-century Granary Burying Ground cemetery.

Feel the excitement and witness an amazing Boston Red Sox baseball game at Fenway Park. Watch the action from your assigned seat and enjoy the atmosphere of this historic venue. Look at the famous "Green Monster" left field wall and explore the stadium's rich history and unique features, which contribute to its status as one of the oldest and most visited ballparks in the MLB.

Prepare for a tour of the Martha's Vineyard, starting with a comfortable transfer by a 24-passenger mini-coach bus and guided by an experienced tour leader. Enjoy an amazing 35-minute ferry ride to Martha's Vineyard, with a timeframe of six hours. You can even choose a three-hour guided bus tour to explore the beauty of the island. Visit Oak Bluffs' whimsical gingerbread cottages, shop in Edgartown's boutiques, and see the beautiful Gay Head Cliffs in Aquinnah.

Join a spooky walking tour of Boston's haunted spots with a local guide. Explore the historic district, known for its ghostly inhabitants. Learn about Boston's revolutionary past and hear chilling stories from its history. Discover tales of ghosts and eerie events as you walk through the city.

Discover Boston with a double-decker hop-on hop-off bus tour. Visit the New England Aquarium, Old State House Museum, Boston Fish Pier, Trinity Church, and more. Board an open-top bus and enjoy elevated views of the city. See major attractions and historic landmarks with 8 convenient stops. Learn interesting facts and history about the sights as you pass by.

Get ready for a ride on a double-decker open-top bus on a sightseeing tour of Boston. Enjoy the views from above the crowd and listen to live commentary about the city's history. Take a single ride pass to experience the tour and learn about Boston.

Explore Boston's heart with the Kona Dew Plus city rental bike, ideal for any terrain. Its wide gear range conquers Beacon Hill effortlessly, and lightweight, durable components ensure a smooth ride. Spot its distinctive green, reflective fenders throughout Boston as you visit the city's top attractions.

Go on a tour of Boston's famous film locations. Sit on the famous benches from The Departed and Good Will Hunting, grab coffee at the Dunkin Donuts from The Town, and enjoy a drink at the bar that inspired CheersTM. Visit spots featured in The Departed and The Thomas Crown Affair, and see where the renowned car crash occurred in Blown Away. Discover these famous scenes firsthand and bring your favorite movies to life.

Explore Boston's key historical neighborhoods and landmarks with a walking tour that covers the American Revolution. Visit 14 important landmarks in the order historical events happened, offering a detailed view of Boston's role in America's history. Enjoy a mix of expert commentary and humor while discovering both the historic areas and the lively modern city.

Step into the heart of Boston's historic Back Bay neighborhood, where the tree-lined streets whisper tales of the American fight for women’s suffrage. Here, Victorian-era architecture sets a picturesque stage for an intimate, guided walking tour. This 2.5-hour journey begins at Boston Common, meandering through the city's past and into key landmarks such as the Public Garden, Newbury Street, and the iconic Copley Square. The tour dives headfirst into the years 1870 to 1920, a turbulent epoch that forever changed America as women secured the right to vote. Trailblazing activists and influential financiers left their marks here, turning the city into a veritable battleground for pro- and anti-suffrage groups.

Step back in time with a stroll down Boston's historic Beacon Hill, the setting of the city's spirited fight against legalized slavery. Embark on the Black Heritage Trail, a walking path that weaves a tale of bravery and resistance. Led by an expert local guide, this 2.5-hour tour takes you from Boston Common to hidden Underground Railroad sites, grand homes of the "Boston Brahmins," and essential abolitionist landmarks like the African Meeting House. Learn about the tumultuous years from 1833 to 1863, a period teetering on the edge of the Civil War. Experience the echoes of 19th-century Bostonians, each wrestling with the morally fraught practice of racial enslavement in the U.S.

Explore Boston's renowned history along the Freedom Trail. Walk through iconic landmarks like the Old State House, Faneuil Hall, and the Old Corner Bookstore with a knowledgeable local guide sharing interesting stories at each stop. Learn about Boston's journey from its founding in 1630 to today, changing from a hub of American independence to a blend of modernity and tradition.

Step into the history with a day trip to Salem, Massachusetts. Once a peaceful Puritan settlement, this town transformed into a hotbed of hysteria during the infamous 1692 Witch Trials. The city invites brave souls to discover the authentic chronicles of what truly happened. This adventure starts with a scenic voyage aboard the Salem ferry from Boston, tracing the same watery path that early settlers once followed. As the Boston Harbor Islands slip into the distance, the beauty of the North Shore coast begins to unfold, setting the stage for the day's exploration. Upon docking in Salem, the Salem Witch Museum opens its doors for a spine-tingling trip back to 1692. Find the rich history of the Salem Witch Trials, uncovering the fears and accusations that drove a community to the brink. The trip offers a unique chance to walk the same ground where these historic events took place, visiting eight significant sites and unraveling the truth behind the town's intriguing past.

Set sail on a 90-minute cruise along the Charles River that showcases the breathtaking views of Boston and Cambridge from a peaceful waterway. Your Charles River cruise trip a full-service bar and relaxing cocktail music – the perfect accompaniment to appreciate the majestic sunset over Cambridge.

Enjoy a 70-minute, fully-narrated sightseeing cruise along the Charles River. Your captain and crew will both entertain and educate while pointing out the historic and cultural sights of Boston and Cambridge. Enjoy the sights from a covered seating area, or come out to the front for a better view. Sights include Beacon Hill, Esplanade Park, the Back Bay, Boston University, M.I.T., Harvard and countless sailboats and rowers!

See Boston's beautiful sites as the sky changes from shades of blues to oranges behind the city's skyline. This relaxing after-work cruise is the perfect way to unwind with loved ones, friends, or co-workers. Cruise through the evening harbor air, grab a cocktail and appetizers from the bar and let the light music set the mood. You can also learn about what you're looking at with light commentary on Boston Harbor’s sites, such as monuments, forts, historical ships, noteworthy buildings, and bridges. Watch out for the cannon fire at sunset!

Set sail with the Boston Signature Dinner Cruise and enjoy a special evening at sea with entertainment and an all-you-can-eat buffet included. You'll start your cruise from Seaport World Trade Center at Commonwealth Pier and enjoy two to three hours on the open water. There's no better place to take in the Boston skyline. It's the perfect place to celebrate with friends, connect with colleagues, or treat your special someone to a romantic evening. Get ready to dine, dance, and enjoy an evening to remember.

Cruising year-round from Rowes Wharf, the sleek & modern Odyssey Boston is the perfect setting for celebrating with friends, connecting with colleagues, or a romantic evening for two. Enjoy upscale dining and entertainment on the Boston Harbor, and watch as the city lights glisten from Odyssey's decks. Set sail with the Boston Premier Dinner Cruise and enjoy a special evening at sea with entertainment and a three-course meal included. You'll start your cruise from Rowes Wharf aboard the sleek and modern _Odyssey Boston_. It's the perfect place to celebrate with friends, connect with colleagues, or treat your special someone to a romantic evening. Enjoy upscale dining and entertainment on the Boston Harbor, and watch as the city lights glisten from Odyssey's decks.

Join a guide and discover the local side of Boston's most popular neighborhood, the North End. During this two-hour tour you'll visit Boston's most revered church and snack your way through the neighborhood with delicious tastings of meat, cheese, bread, pastries, pizza and cappuccino. Tradition, history and food define the North End, so join the tour and discover the best of this dynamic neighborhood. You'll journey off the beaten path to discover some of the city's favorite hidden gems too!

There's so much more to Boston history than meets the eye! Venture out to Roxbury to explore the center of British power in colonial New England and come away with a firm grasp - much like the British handshake - of its continuing impact in American culture. If you love awesome architecture and enjoy all-things-British, Shirley Place is a must-see destination. The Shirley-Eustis House is the lone survivor of the grand country houses that dominated Roxbury's landscape in the 18th century. Built in 1747-1751 as a summer estate, Governor Shirley also made a grand statement about the presence and authority of the British Empire in America by choosing the high Palladian style.

Taste Boston's most iconic seafood dishes and SEA for yourself why it's top a city for foodies! You'll get your lips around some of the city’s most iconic flavors, including local favorites like clam chowder, crab cakes, oysters, and a lobster roll. This tasty walking tour also includes water, plus a dessert from a famous North End pastry shop! You’ll explore Boston’s oldest areas like the North End, Boston Harbor, Long Wharf and the Blackstone Block with these delicious Boston food tour tickets. See historic establishments bustling in action, like the Paul Revere House, Old North Square, Quincy Market & Faneuil Hall, the Old State House and more. Arrive hungry, leave happy!