WELCOME TO BOSTON!

WHAT TO DO

There is so much to do in and around Boston. We would recommend the following activities if you're looking for a way to spend the day:

-Walk along the Freedom Trail, taking in the historic Boston sites

-Go for a stroll along the Charles River Esplanade, down Charles Street in Beacon Hill, through Boston Public Garden and/or down Commonwealth Avenue in Back Bay (home of the bride and groom!)

-Visit the Isabella Stuart Gardener Museum

-Walk along Acorn Street in Beacon Hill, the most photographed street in the United States (allegedly)

-Go shopping in Faneuil Hall or along Newbury Street

-Visit the View at the top of the Prudential Tower for an overlook of the city and stay for a drink or bite to eat

-Check out Brattle Book Shop, one of the oldest bookstores in America (est. 1825)

-Go on a Duck Boat Tour (cheesy, but they don't disappoint!)

-Walk through the Boston Public Library in Copley Square

WHERE TO EAT/DRINK

There are many great restaurants in Boston, but here are some fun ideas near the hotels/venue:

-Try to food stalls in Quincy Market

-Answer the North End's most pressing question - which bakery has the best cannoli. Sample Mike's Pastry, Bova's Bakery and Modern Pastry.

-Grab clam chowder at Union Oyster House, America's oldest restaurant

-Get a drink at the original Cheers Bar along Beacon Street

-Try a pistachio martini at Caffe Paradiso or an espresso martini at Bricco in the North End

-For breakfast, we recommend Tatte, Mike and Patty's (egg sandwiches), Greystone (pastries and coffee) and Brick Street Bagels (bagels)

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