As one of the most respected universities on the globe, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology also has a world class museum focusing on the sciences that draws crowds year round. Recently at the MIT Museum, guests of our Boston bed and breakfast … Continue reading
Although summer is winding down, exciting Boston events are in full swing! Here are a few of our suggestions for the month of August: North End Feasts For over a century, Italians have lived in Boston’s North End neighborhood, and each year Italian … Continue reading
Breakfast is what many say is the most important meal of the day. We agree. Whether you start your morning with the paper and a cup of coffee or tea and a casual chat, breakfast has something for everyone. At … Continue reading
Visiting Boston this summer? As an immensely significant city in the history of politics, here’s a few notable places to see that offer insight into the life of one of our country’s most beloved political figures, American president and Boston native, … Continue reading
The South End Buttery will be expanding its Union Park café and opening a second nearby location late this summer. This cozy nook of a South End restaurant is the definition of a neighborhood hangout: dimly-lit rooms, the best brunch around, … Continue reading
The Calderwood Performance Hall In January of this year, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum’s new wing opened to the public. Celebrated architect Renzo Piano designed the brilliant spaces which give contemporary form to Gardner’s legacy. The Gardner museum in the Fenway … Continue reading
As one of the oldest and most historic cities in the United States, Independence Day celebrations in Boston are enormously popular. There’s plenty to do in Boston in July! Here are a few suggestions for our most patriotic Boston bed … Continue reading
Are you looking for things to do in Boston this summer? Try some of the 62 acres of Walden Pond, open year-round to visitors, have risen to true celebrity status and are protected within the boundaries of a State Reservation … Continue reading
At the Central branch in Copley Square, the Boston Public Library offers free tours highlighting the architecture of Charles Follen McKim and Philip Johnson, as well as the many works of famed sculptors and painters. The McKim Building of … Continue reading
The Boston Harbor Islands consist of 2 coastal peninsulas and 32 small islands, ranging in size from less than an acre to over 200 acres. Hopping a ferry to the Harbor Islands is a fun way to spend an afternoon … Continue reading
