A Weekend In Boston

Well, you guessed it, another city with only a week to visit, and this time it’s Boston…

The roofs of two Boston brownstone houses. — *Boston brownstone houses*

Starting off, Boston is such a foodie city. Like everything I ate, I am still dreaming about!

On to what to do!

skyline of Mission Hill area — *Skyline of Mission Hill*

Note: Times are flexible; it all depends on what you like to do. On another note, I went to spend money on food rather than tours!

I stayed in an Airbnb in Roxbury because it was cheap, in a quiet area, and accessible to the T, but I mostly used Uber because it was cheap and time-efficient.

Day 1:

3pm—Check into your Airbnb and head to the North End of Boston. Enjoy walking around the cute historical streets. Visit historical sites, including the Paul Revere House and the Old North Church. Make reservations at an Italian restaurant and end the night with a sweet treat.

Restaurant recommendations: Benventos or La Famiglia Giorgio are both super yummy and have great Gluten-Free options as well.

a street in the North End of Boston — *North End of Boston*

8 pm: End the night getting drinks at the various bars or Uber back to your Airbnb and get some rest! Depending on your vibe, Fiore has a nice rooftop, Corner Cafe for more pub vibes, and Ward 8 for yummy cocktails.

skyline of mission hill — *Skyline of Mission Hill*

Day 2:

Morning: Start the morning with coffee from Solid Ground in Mission Hill, then make your way to Milkweed for the best breakfast/brunch

1 pm: Head to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

After the Museum, Uber or take public transit to Quincy Market for late lunch!

the outside of Quincy Market — *Quincy Market*

Then, take yourself on your own walking tour by heading to Faneuil Market and then to the Old State House/Boston Massacre Memorial.

The outside of the Old State house — *Old State House*

From there, make your way to the Granary Burying Ground to see the graves of Peter Faneuil, Sam Adams, John Hancock, James Otis, Robert Treat Paine, Paul Revere, and members of Ben Franklin's family.