This is the best place in Salem to take a 15 minute walk. It is on the beach, and covered in trees, and has great views all around. A dog walker's favorite.

This is a brick streetin Salem with shops and restaurants on it. You can simply walk along and soak up the atmosphere, or stop for a bit of shopping or a bit to eat.

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.'

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 is the new place to hang out and be young and hip in Boston. Many pubs and clubs are located here, but the best thing is really just to walk around and check out the people. Lots of local musicians perform for tips.

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.

This is Boston's best known meeting place, full of shops and restaurants. It is also where the beginning of the Freedom Trail is located. During warmer months, street entertainers perform.

Right near the Massachusetts State House, is this very old church and attched cemetary. Samuel Adams and Paul Revere are both buried there.

This painted line starts at Fanueil Hall and traverses about two miles through Boston. Many historical sites, statues, and tablets are located along the way. Good for a leisurely half day walk.

This is located in the North End and has a beautiful view. Worth the walk.

For a different kind of date in the city, bring some old bread and crackers over to the Rose Garden in the part of the Emerald Necklace that borders the Museum of Fine Arts and part of Northeastern University. There you can feed the [more...]

Part of the Emerald Necklace system of parks, which was originally designed by the same man who designed Central Park in Manhattan, the Riverway is a beautiful green area of the city found not far from the Fenway T stop off of the D [more...]

If both you and your date find yourself pondering the age old query, ‘who let the dogs out?’ then take an evening stroll through Boston Common during “off leash hours” between 5 and 7 pm. If you have a thing for pooches or even [more...]

The 'Commons' is a great place to take a walk. It's located right in the center of the city, with lots of green grass and trees. There are food vendors and statues and all sorts of interesting people about. A free way to get a taste [more...]

Take a walk across the Boston/Camridge bridge and check out the 'Smoots.' A Smoot is a unit of measurement derived from an MIT student in 1958 named Smoot. His 'friends' laid him end to end 364 times until the measurements were [more...]

Take a walk through Harvard Yard. It is right across the street from the 'T' (subway) stop at Harvard Square. It is located in the midst of stately brick buildings built over one hundred years ago. The architecture is beautiful, and [more...]