This is where your 6$ can best be spent in Salem. For the price of a ticket, you get to see a short play AND tour the dungeon of wax recreations. Not for children under ten.

This is a nice place to take a walk. It's 1/4 of a mile all the way around, so it's fairly compact. there is a gazebo located in the middle, which is popular for weddings. Lots of free events take place on 'The Commons.'

This is a gorgeous place to take a walk, weather permitting. The Friendship is docked here, and there are always gulls eating fish. There are a couple of swans that live in the neighborhood. A popular place for dog walkers.

This is a ship permanently docked on Derby Wharf. It is a recreation of a trade ship from the 1700's. The rooms are kitted out like they would have been then. Admission is 5$. Very child friendly.

This is a famous shopping street in Boston, though not as well known as Newbury Street, which is one street over. Worth walking through and enjoying the exquisite architecture from times past. Good for window shopping, or maybe that [more...]

MIT has a beautiful, funky campus with unique art and architecture. Free tours are given weekdays at 10am and 2pm. Located at 77 Massachusetts Ave.

This is a well known sightseeing extravaganza in Boston. The tour is one and one half hour long, and takes you by land and by sea in amphibious vehicles painted to look like giant ducks. Not to be missed. Very child friendly.

In Boston, we do enjoy our Kennedy's. Rose Kennedy was born at 4 Garden Court in the North End.

Located right off Union Street, this is a sad and sobering memorial. Part of the Freedom trail.

Located in the Back Bay, there are a whole bunch of very funky statues here. Fun to touch, see and think about.

This is the artsy street in Boston with all the most fashionable stores. Truly a beautiful street to walk down and windowshop and dream.

Located in Charlestown, this monument is what's left of the Battle of Bunker Hill. Climb the 294 steps, but don't forget to hydrate!

This is located across the street from the State House. He led the 54th Mass. regiment in the Civil War. This is famous as it was the first all-black regiment.

This begins at the Robert Shaw memorial across the street from the State House. Worth spending a day or a half doing in nice weather.

Located in Cambridge, this is my favorite place in all of the Boston area to walk around. It is the San Fransisco of the East Coast. Musicians, poets, actors- this is where the creative congregagte. great little shops too.

For a breathtakingly beautiful walk, and a great place to share one of those spontaneously romantic early date kisses, take a walk around the reflection pool near the Christian Science Center.

Not only is the Prudential Center the tallest building in Boston, but the shopping ain’t so bad either. The Prudential Center has a variety of shops, stands, and restaurants, as well as a food court, and occasionally feature art [more...]

Locates on The Freedom Trail, this block is known for it's little lanes and several hundred year old architecture. It's worth a walk through.

This house is located on Beaon Hill, a rah-ther rich area of Boston and pretty to walk around. It is a good example of Victorian era furniture and decoration.

This is located right outside Fanueil Hall. It is a famous bit of Boston history, and a very central place to meet up with friends or just hang out.