Over 100 years old, the Brattle Theatre is one of the few theaters in the country to still be using a projector behind the screen.
The finest walk in Cambridge. In this delightful garden atmosphere, contemplate magnificent trees and man-made sculptures, our ancestors, the birds and the birders who populate this piece of history.
This jazz dive opened in 1934 and keeps that old school vibe alive and well. Try the Hammer. Brandy, amaretto, orange, cranberry and pineapple juice, topped with a cherry and fruit slice.
Although it housed its last Commencement in 1922, this 1,166 seat theater with a 180 degree design is a popular venue for lectures, ceremonies, & performances.
This is the greenest, most comfortable grass in the city. Perfect for reading or napping!
OK, it’s corny, but a lap around the lagoon is a lovely way to see the fountains and flowers of the Boston Public Garden, with real feathered friends swimming alongside you.
There are two places to eat inside the library -- try the Map Room Cafe for a quick bite or the Courtyard Restaurant for a lovely lunch or afternoon tea. Read more.
This is THE place where art meets food in the heart of Roxbury. Go when the sweet potato pizza is available. You won't be disappointed. Read more.
The three-story-high spherical room is a vividly painted globe that gives visitors a unique, 3-D perspective of the world as mapped in 1935.
OK, I am a naval history buff and ex-Navy guy myself but still, a visit to this historic ship (old ironsides) is time well spent when you're in Boston.
FREE brewery tour, FREE beer tastings, and a FREE tasting glass - how can you go wrong?
America's oldest continuously running art museum. Lots of American art, folk art, maritime art, as well as a great poster collection, and the famous Chinese House. Rotating exhibits seasonally.
Go to The Model Cafe. Play Addams Family pinball. When you lose take 2 coasters and put them under the front legs. Repeat until you do better.
Take a look in center field to find the “lone red seat,” where Ted Williams hit the longest recorded home run at Fenway. Where? Section 42, Row 37, Seat 21.
Get a corner seat, makes for the best view. Get the Pork Chop w/caramelized apples with mac and cheese, it was out of this world. The Crème brûlée was the awesome. One of the best meals I've ever had.
The Improv Asylum accepts ANY gift card, from ANY company, for ANY product in exchange for free tickets to their Wednesday night performance. 8pm
Like shopping? eating? drinking? meeting old friends? new friends? crafts? music? street entertainment? its all here! Plan on spending a whole day in this marketplace and surrounding area...
U2's first ever show in the US was at the Paradise Rock Club! – Team Live Nation
The oldest public arboretum in North America, this spot offers stunning landscapes in every season. With over 15,000 plants spread over 265 acres, the Arnold Arboretum is a sprawling gem in JP. Read more.
