Very cool experience, probably my favorite meal we ate in Boston. I had fish and chips, wife had clam chowder and kids were thrilled to have kraft macaroni and cheese
We enjoyed our stay. Son loved the pool. Very clean, new and modern end close to the T station. Beds and pillows were very comfortable. I'd stay here again.
Well maintained space. We went on a weekday so didn't see much. We'll have to go back for the farmers market.
We went later in the day, so most of the donuts were sold. However, I had a wonderful breakfast. Tons of bacon too. Probably the best value meal we ate the entire trip.
Very attractive historic church. Wanted to go in and pray in the afternoon and the main church building was locked which was a letdown.
It's a tad bit expensive and obviously touristy but it was fun and informative. We had a silly guide and it added to the enjoyable experience.
Very beautiful park and easy to navigate. I was humored by all the fried dough stands.
We took a quick walk, unfortunately we weren't super hungry so we couldn't really try anything but a lot caught my eye. I regret not getting something for later from the Popover Lady.
A little overwhelming for me, lots of food and vendors and crowds and people. We picked up to nesting dolls at the Russian collection cart.
My Grandpa's home neighborhood from 1932 until the early 1950s. Had fun exploring where he grew up.
We really enjoyed the museum. Learned some new things I didn't know. Plenty of interesting artifacts.
Huge cemetery, we lucked out a little finding our loved ones in pine grove extension.
Super slow just like every other post office. We gave up in line and just did the self service. Hopefully I did it right.
Torn on it because they had unique sundae combos. We got a fluffernutter, boston cream pie, and a pikachu. The tiny size was plenty but it was just over the top expensive and no public bathroom.
Very nice playground. They have a bigger kids and smaller kids set. Kids had a blast.
We just walked in for a quick stop but I can now tell people "I went to Harvard".
Easy to board, we didn't really need to take it but it was a fun quick ride.
My Grandpa was a Korean War veteran from Boston so I was proud of him at the memorial.
I was a little claustrophobic on the bottom level. Very neat and definitely one of my favorite things we did on our vacation.
We just did a quick walk through but it was very pretty. We saw the swan boats but ran out of time to do them.
Of all the touristy stuff we did this was probably the most touristy. Like everything else in Boston it wasn't cheap. I did like the chili and it was a good amount. It has 2 gift shops.
$4 a kid to ride, not cheap but they had fun and it's cute.the carousel is only from the 1990's and is just designed to look vintage.
