3 day itinerary for Boston

Itinerary

Boston is such a vibrant city with a rich history, delicious food, and plenty of fun activities. Here’s a lively 3-day itinerary that you and your friends will love!

## Day 1: Explore the Historic Heart of Boston

Morning: Freedom Trail

• Start your day with a hearty breakfast at The Paramount in Beacon Hill. Their pancakes and breakfast sandwiches are a must-try!
• After breakfast, dive into history by walking the Freedom Trail. This 2.5-mile red-brick path will take you through 16 historical sites. Don’t miss the Massachusetts State House, Paul Revere’s House, and the Old North Church. Snap some fun group photos along the way!

Lunch: Quincy Market

• Head over to Faneuil Hall Marketplace and grab lunch at Quincy Market. There are tons of food stalls, so everyone can pick what they like. Try some clam chowder or a lobster roll for a true New England experience!

Afternoon: Boston Common & Public Garden

• After lunch, stroll through Boston Common and the Public Garden. Rent a swan boat if the weather is nice! It’s a great way to relax and enjoy the scenery.

Evening: North End Dinner

• For dinner, make your way to the North End, Boston’s Little Italy. Enjoy a delicious meal at Mamma Maria or Pizzeria Regina. Don’t forget to save room for dessert at Mike’s Pastry or Modern Pastry—you can’t leave without trying a cannoli!

## Day 2: Culture and Education

Morning: Museum of Fine Arts

• Start your day with breakfast at Tatte Bakery & Cafe. Their pastries and coffee are divine!
• Afterward, head to the Museum of Fine Arts. Spend a few hours exploring the impressive collection. If you’re into art, this place is a treasure trove!

Lunch: Fenway Area

• Grab lunch at The Fenway area. Tasty Burger is a fun spot for burgers and fries, or you can try El Pelon Taqueria for some tasty tacos.

Afternoon: Harvard University

• After lunch, take the T (subway) to Cambridge and explore Harvard University. Walk around the campus, visit the Harvard Art Museums, and take a group photo at the iconic Harvard Yard.

Evening: Cambridge Nightlife

• For dinner, check out The Charles Hotel’s Bergamot for a nice sit-down meal or head to The Hong Kong for a more casual vibe with their famous “Hong Kong” fried rice.
• If you’re up for it, explore the nightlife in Cambridge. The Sinclair often has live music, or you can find a cozy bar like The Plough and Stars for some local vibes.

## Day 3: A Day by the Water

Morning: Boston Harbor

• Start your day with breakfast at Flour Bakery. Their breakfast sandwiches and sticky buns are heavenly!
• After breakfast, take a Boston Harbor Cruise. It’s a fantastic way to see the skyline and learn about the city’s maritime history. You can choose a sightseeing cruise or even a whale-watching tour if you’re feeling adventurous!

Lunch: Seaport District

• After your cruise, head to the Seaport District for lunch. Legal Sea Foods is a classic choice for fresh seafood, or you can try The Barking Crab for a more casual, fun atmosphere.

Afternoon: New England Aquarium

• Spend your afternoon at the New England Aquarium. It’s not just for kids; the exhibits are fascinating, and you can even catch an IMAX movie if you want to relax a bit.

Evening: Dinner and Drinks

• For your final dinner, treat yourselves at Oleana in Cambridge for some Mediterranean-inspired dishes. Make sure to try their famous baba ganoush!
• After dinner, head back to Boston and enjoy some drinks at The Rooftop at Revere Hotel for stunning views of the city skyline. It’s the perfect way to wrap up your trip!

Bonus Tips:

• Make sure to wear comfortable shoes; you’ll be doing a lot of walking!
• Check for any local events or festivals happening during your visit; Boston has a lively cultural scene!

I hope you and your friends have an amazing time exploring Boston! Let me know if you need any more tips or adjustments to the itinerary!