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Things to do in Boston - Boston Attractions

• Gillette Stadium
  Home for the Boston Patriots, Gillette's stadium is sure to please the most sophisticated sports fans. Replacing the old Foxboro Stadium, this new stadium  brandishes a $12 million dollar state of the art 2000 speaker sound system. Guaranteed to produce shock and awe to the first time visitor, this family-friendly stadium has all the amenities imaginable for complete satisfaction. Being three times the size of the previous stadium, returning visitors will be immediately notice a huge difference in overall quality.
  
  
• Durgin Park
  Catering mostly to people from out of town, this restaurant can be found in the center of Quincy Market. Sharing a table with your neighbor and a short wait time for smaller parties keep patrons coming back. According to many customers, the menu remains unchanged. Be prepared to loosen your belt when you visit this place. Huge cuts of prime rib, corn bread, broiled chops, and baked scrod all go with the territory. Your trip will not be complete until you try their famous  strawberry shortcake, it's unbelievably delicious.
  
  
• USS Constitution
  Still in commission, the USS Constitution is one of the oldest warships in the world. Located at Charlestown Navy Yard, it will take about 5 minutes to walk to the ship so try to arrive at least one half hour early. Upon arriving, a tour guide will take you on a 45 minute tour of both the deck and the first floor. Tour guides at the USS Constitution are known both for the friendly and accurate history of the world's oldest ship.Imagine touching It will be fascinating to see huge canons which actually are still in operation today since it was launched in 1797.
  
  
• Freedom Trail
  Starting with America's oldest public park (Boston Common), and ending with the the famous Bunker Hill Monument, this 2.5 mile walk will take you through 16 historic sites that chronicle the Revolutionary beginnings of America. Tours are conducted with historically costumed characters that guide you along the famous red brick line.
  
  
• Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
  Isabella Stewart Gardner collected an impressive amount of European, American, and Asian art throughout her lifetime. This diverse array of paintings, sculpture, furniture, ceramics and textiles is now open to the public within Gardner's Venetian palace located in the middle of Boston. There is also a dazzling, sky lit courtyard filled with flora for you to rest or stroll through on your visit.
  
  
• Fauneuil Hall Marketplace
  Bringing new life to a historic meeting place, this lively district of distinctive shops, novelty carts, entertainers, food stands, and restaurants is located in the heart of downtown Boston. A great place to visit if you're on a souvenir hunt.
  
  
• Fenway Park
  "Fenway Park," say that to any baseball aficionado and they know exactly what and where it is that you're talking about. It's been home to the Boston Red Sox since 1912 and its the only place where you can find the "Big Green Monster." Definitely worth a visit.
  
  
• USS Constitution
  The USS Constitution or "Old Ironsides" got its famous nickname from its uncanny ability to repel any enemy shot fired at it. Its the oldest commissioned ship in the U.S. Navy and it is undefeated in battle. Tours are given by active-duty sailors.
  
  
• Boston Public Garden
  It's America's first public garden. Famous for its Swan Boats, this Frederick Law Olmsted-designed park has an ever-changing array of flowers and over 600 varieties of trees.
  
  
• Museum of Science
  This is a place where you can't help but learn something new and fantastic about science and technology. You'll be able to get "hands on" with the hundreds of exhibits on display. You can pet a lizard, watch lightning being created, or enjoy a movie in the huge IMAX theater. There's something for everyone here.
  
  
• Museum of Fine Arts
  Renowned for its Egyptian and Asian collections, early American art, and Impressionist paintings, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston is the city's largest, oldest, and most well-known art institution of its kind.
  
  
• John F. Kennedy Museum and Library
  Your visit starts with a short film, and then you are left to discover this activating, combination museum/ library on your own. You'll relive some of the most history-making moments of the Kennedy era through the fascinating exhibits that chronicle the events of those times. The I.M. Pei-designed building overlooks the Boston skyline and the water.
  
  
• Paul Revere House
  This historic home is the place from which Paul Revere set out on his famous midnight ride to warn of the oncoming British invasion. You can view the home, the famous Revere silver, and the 90-pound bell in the back yard.
  

Boston Restaurants - Places to eat in Boston, Massachusetts

RentalCarMomma has found some of the best eateries there are to find in the Boston, Massachusetts. These restaurants all rank in the top 20 best places to eat in the Boston area. Rent a car in Boston with RentalcarMomma to make getting to these places much easier.