The Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast in Fall River enables you to experience the actual site of the infamous Lizzie Borden incident of 1892. While to this very day, it remains a mystery whether or not Lizzie actually was the one who [more...]

This is the famous house that Nathanial Hawthorne wrote the book about. Furnished with period pieces, many original. The garden is exquisite. If you walk down the side street instead of going onto the grounds, you can see five of the [more...]

These two streets are parallel to each other, and sport gorgeous homes that are all at least one hundred years old. The architecture on these streets have won many awards. Great place to take a walk or a leaisurely drive.

Located in Point Ford Channel, this ship is fun and interactive for kids especially. Good for a funky sort of different date too.

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!

The Old North Church in the North End is known historically as the place where the lights in the steeple were used to signal to Paul Revere that the British were coming before he began his infamous midnight ride. Go here for a mass or [more...]

Whether you are long ago trained in the Jedi arts of bargain shopping, or new to the game, know your history and check out the Original Filene’s Basement at Downtown Crossing where the designer deals get better the longer they sit.

Jacob Wirth’s on Stuart Street has the distinction of being the only restaurant in Boston that hasn’t changed since 1878. If you enjoy German food, beer, or boisterous public sing-a-longs, complete with piano accompaniment, check [more...]