Meeting and event planners will find state-of-the-art facilities and services at John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center located in the heart of Boston’s famous Back Bay District.
[more...]Welcome to Boston & Cambridge Travel Guide
John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center
The Shops at Prudential Center
The Shops at Prudential Center in downtown Boston is more than a shopping mall with world-class stores. The Shops at Prudential Center also features delicious restaurants and attractions such as the Skywalk Observatory that offers spectacular 360 degree views of Boston.
[more...]Old Town Boston
Experience American living history when you explore Old Town Boston. Follow a map for a self-guided tour of famous historic landmarks or participate in organized walking tours or Old Town Trolley tours with knowledgeable Boston guides.
[more...]Copley Square
Historic Copley Square is located in the Back Bay District of Boston. Copley Square is home to famous Boston landmarks, premier shopping and dining, and is the finishing point for the famous Boston Marathon that attracts thousands of competitors each year.
[more...]Boston Freedom Trail
The Freedom Trail in Boston is one of the first historic trails developed in the United States. Visitors can easily walk to the 16 historical sites that line the trail and span nearly three centuries of American history.
[more...]Boston Common
Boston Common is one of the oldest public parks in the United States. The famous Freedom Trail starts here. Boston Common is the cornerstone of Boston’s “Emerald Necklace,” a system of parks that meander through Boston neighborhoods.
[more...]Newbury Street
Newbury Street is the restaurants and retail who’s who of Boston. Commonly referred to as the Rodeo Drive of the East Coast, Newbury Street embodies an air of sophistication, elegance, and high-end services.
[more...]Boston Red Sox’s Fenway Park
Home to the Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park in Boston is one of baseball’s legendary stadiums. Fenway Park celebrated its opening day on April 20, 1912.
[more...]Harvard Square
Harvard Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts has been the social hub of the Boston area since the 1600s. Today, an estimated 8 million people visit Harvard Square for Harvard University, to shop, tour historic landmarks, eat in fabulous restaurants, and enjoy live entertainment.
[more...]Boston & Cambridge Tourist Attractions
Boston, Massachusetts is a thriving city with much to see and do. From historical landmarks including The Freedom Trail and Harvard Square to exciting sightseeing Duck tours, to museums, premium shopping centers and professional sporting events, Boston is an exciting city of fun things to do.
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| Contact the Experience Specialist at the Courtyard by Marriott in Boston or Cambridge to arrange reservations on the Boston Duck Tours! Experience a fully narrated 90 minute tour of Boston with one of the legendary "ConDUCKtors" aboard a World War II Amphibious Landing Craft. As you travel the historic streets of Boston you "ConDUCKtor" will fill you in on the trivia and history that permeates every part of Boston. Then, Splash in the Charles River to continue the tour seeing all the sites from your watery chariot. This is one experience that we are really crazy about! |
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