Massachusetts Attractions

The Freedom Trail is a roughly 4-kilometer (2.5-mile) red-br...

Fenway Park is home of the Boston Red Sox, opened in 1912 an...

Quincy Market is the heart of Boston's Faneuil Hall Marketpl...

Boston Common, established in 1634, is America's oldest publ...

Harvard University is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. F...

The Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum recreates the iconic 1...

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is one of the worl...

A Federal-style brick mansion at 141 Cambridge Street in Bos...

A library and museum at 200 Massachusetts Avenue in Boston's...

This seated statue of Benjamin Franklin, carved by sculptor ...

Haymarket Square is the historical site of the Haymarket Aff...

The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum stands o...

Founded in 1912 inside Boston's largest park, Franklin Park ...

Founded on April 23, 1635, Boston Latin School is the oldest...

The New England Holocaust Memorial, designed by architect St...

The Emerald Necklace is a linear system of parks and parkway...

Boston National Historical Park, managed by the U.S. Nationa...

Charles Street is the main north-south commercial street alo...

Downtown Crossing is the shopping and retail core of downtow...

The South End is Boston's largest intact Victorian-era row-h...

The Boston Computer Museum (The Computer Museum) was one of ...

The Salem Maritime National Historic Site is located in down...

The Museum of Bad Art is the only museum in the world dedica...

Beacon Street is one of the most historically charming and c...