Wachusett Mountain wants you to come out and ski sooo much, they'll even send a shuttle out to get you for FREE from the Fitchburg commuter rail station. Skiing packages vary depending on what you plan on doing and how many people you [more...]

Belkin Family Lookout Farm in South Natick is one of the oldest working farms in the country, and features green houses, a farm market, train rides, a petting zoo, and lots of fruit picking fun. Depending of course on the season, you [more...]

The park near Brighton Center has a large gated-in outdoor regulation-sized basketball court perfect for pick up, and is within walking distance of a bunch of quaint shops and restaurants. Get a lunch to-go from one of the local cafes [more...]

Admittedly a tourist trap, Quincy Market can still bring delight to the most seasoned of Bostonians whenever the Street Performers' Festival is going on. Watch a man juggle while he balances a shopping cart on his chin, or juggle knives [more...]

The Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park is mere steps from both Quincy Market and the North End. Take your date on a romantic stroll in the evening, or play by the fountains during a hot day. The beautifully lit archway trellis may [more...]

If you go down to visit the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library at Columbia Point in South Boston, continue down the road a ways to Castle Island for a stroll and view Boston from the hillside. You'll be glad that you did! It's a different [more...]

We at Tufts call it “the tower.” You can see all of Boston and the areas around it. And if you wander just a little bit farther than the tower itself, you can sit on the edge of a cliff overlooking 93, just north of Medford. It [more...]

The appropriately named Fresh Pond Reservation in Cambridge at 250 Fresh Pond Parkway is a pristine little park perfect for a romantic picnic for two.

Danehy Park is another great park you can head out to for your nature fix in the city. Its found at 99 Sherman Street in Cambridge and features over 50 acres of pure unpaved parkland.

Get some fresh air at Peters Park on your next date on East Berkeley Street and Washington Street. This gorgeous 16,500 square foot park faces Washington Street in the South End and is great for long strolling walks or to simply go out [more...]

Around the 20th of Sept. each year, Riversing, Bridging the Charles with Voice and Light, is held by the Revels and the Charles River Conservanc on the Allston and Cambridge sides of the Weeks Footbridge. Marking the autumnal equinox [more...]

For daters with dogs, check out the Charlesgate Dog Run near Mass. Ave. and Beacon Street, Boston, situated along the Esplanade at the edge of the Back Bay. Though the run is a bit on the smaller side, it is completely fenced in.

In addition to being a great place to take a stroll or go jogging, going for a bike ride along the Charles is another great way to spend time with a date who enjoys outdoor recreation

Head down to the Quincy Market/Faneuil Hall area and climb on into one of the horse drawn carriages that sit awaiting passengers who would enjoy a romantic ride through that part of the city.

Sometimes its those simple little quiet moments that can make a date extra magical. Find yourself a nice spot to sit with your date (ideally during sunset or afterwards) to look out over the historic waters of Boston Harbor. The piers [more...]

Haymarket is Boston’s oldest open air marketplace, featuring everything from fruits and vegetables, flowers, and fresh fish. See a different side of your city and make a trip with your date. You can plan a menu or make a list of [more...]