Exploring Boston, Massachusetts, in one day might seem pointless, considering its abundance of activities and attractions it offers. But that shouldn’t stop you from trying. So get out of your hotel room and have the most exciting 24 hours you had in a while.
Get a Breakfast Sandwich at a Nearby Bakery
After you get on the street, the first thing you should look for is a bakery or a café shop. Go and get a breakfast sandwich and a sweet pastry to get you through the morning. Coffee or tea is optional, of course.
Head to the Freedom Trail
Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile-long route that contains 16 locations with great significance to U.S. history. It should be your first stop considering its extent and time-consuming nature. Also, make sure to start at the northern end of the trail.
Make Your Way to Boston Common
Finishing Freedom Trail at the southern end will allow you to get some rest at Boston Common. The city’s oldest public park covers 50 acres and includes a variety of gardens, public art pieces, fountains, monuments, and more.
Grab a Bite to Eat at Boston Public Market
Boston Public Market is the city’s most famous market and the place to try some of the local food and other product. An ideal opportunity to get both lunch and souvenirs.
Admire the Art at the Museum of Fine Arts and Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Art at the Museum of Fine Arts and Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum are not far from each other, and they are both deserving of your time if you enjoy classical art. Museum of Fine Arts has an impressive collection of American and European sculptures and paintings among its 450,000 works of art, while Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum houses paintings from Old Masters and antique treasures from all over the world.
Wrap up the Day with a Night Out at The Theater District
There are several neighborhoods in Boston that offer great nightlife. However, then one you should check out is The Theater District. Here you’ll find clubs with great DJ sets and the perfect atmosphere for dancing.