Wanting to explore the city while you're here or want to know whats close by your hotel? Here are our recommendations!

Boston Common is the oldest city park in the United States. In its 50 acres, you can take a nice stroll, grab some street food, or cross the street to the public garden and view the flowers and swan boats.

Things near here: The Original Cheers! Bar, Freedom Trail Starting Point

How to get here: Green Line T train going inbound toward Government Center and get off at Park Street.

115 Boylston St, Boston

Faneuil Hall (fa·nyuhl) is a shopping center with many stores & restaurants comprising 3 historic market buildings & a promenade. It is also home to Quincy Market, the largest and oldest food hall in the country! Here you'll find a variety some of the best local food operators serving up fresh seafood, delicious snacks, and tasty desserts.

Things Near Here: Sam Adams Taproom, Boston Harborwalk

How to Get here: Green Line T train going inbound toward Government Center and get off at Government Center.

1 S Market St, Boston

The Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile-long path through Boston, Massachusetts, that passes by 16 locations significant to the history of the United States. Marked largely with brick, it winds from Boston Common in downtown Boston through the North End to the Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown. Alyssa and Kyle recommend starting in Boston Common and ending in North End to grab some delicious pasta or cannolis.

Things Near Here: Union Oyster House (America's Oldest Restaurant), Bell in Hand Tavern (America's Oldest Tavern), Bova's Bakery (Best Cannolis)

How to Get Here: If you're starting in Boston Common, take the Green Line T train inbound toward Government Center and get off at Park Street.

Freedom Trail Starting Point, Boston

Fenway Park, America's oldest ballpark and the home of the Boston Red Sox! While the Red Sox will be away playing the the Yankees the weekend of the wedding (Yankees suck!), you can still catch one of the games at a local bar or take a tour of the Park.

Click here for Fenway Park Tour tickets!

Things near here: Bleacher Bar (a K&A favorite and you can see inside Fenway Park while you enjoy a beer!), Lucky Strike (Bar and food with bowling and a large arcade), Lorretta's Last Call (Southern Style Restaurant and Bar with live country music).

How to Get Here: Take the Green Line T train inbound toward Government Center and get off at Kenmore.

4 Jersey St, Boston

Brookline has a TON of amazing food options that are all a short walk from both hotels. Here are just a few recommendations...

PURE COLD PRESS - California-vibe counter-serve spot offering cold-pressed juices, smoothies, bowls, sandwiches & more.

326 Harvard St, Brookline | MENU

TEMPTATIONS CAFE - Independent cafe offering coffee, sandwiches & pastries with a tendency toward locally made goods.

1350 Beacon St, Brookline | MENU

ZAFTIGS DELICATESSEN - Sit-down Jewish Diner that serves as a neighborhood staple with a homey feel.

335 Harvard St, Brookline | MENU

MICHAEL'S DELI - Longtime neighborhood spot preparing overstuffed sandwiches, bagels & other classic deli dishes.

256 Harvard St, Brookline | MENU

PARIS CREPERIE - Parisian-style bistro turning out sweet & savory crêpes, plus smoothies & caffeinated drinks.

278 Harvard St, Brookline | MENU

OTTO PIZZA - Local pizza chain specializing in thin-crust, gourmet pies with create-your-own options, as well as beer and wine selections.

289 Harvard St, Brookline | MENU

COOLIDGE CORNER CLUBHOUSE - Relaxed pub offering casual American eats, a big beer menu & TVs galore tuned into sporting events.

307 Harvard St, Brookline | MENU

LOS AMIGOS - Counter-serve spot with gourmet takes on Mexican classics, including tacos & burritos.

1294 Beacon St, Brookline | MENU

HAMILTON RESTAURANT & BAR - Casual, dimly lit outpost serving refined pub grub & comfort eats with craft cocktails, beer & wine.

1366 Beacon St, Brookline | MENU

HOPS & SCOTCH - Dozens of beers on tap, around 100 scotches & comfort foods star at this tavern that's open late.

1306 Beacon St, Brookline | MENU

Boston's shopping destination with eight blocks of shopping and eats! Find anything from designer stores to little boutique shops, cute cafes or nice restaurants.

How to Get Here: take the Green Line T train inbound towards GOVERNMENT CENTER, and get off at any stop between Hynes Convention Center and Arlington.

Newbury Street, Boston

BROOKLINE BOOKSMITH - Independent bookstore and gift shop with a ton of unique options. A staple of Coolidge Corner. Kyle and Alyssa love to walk around the gift shop section on their neighborhood date nights. Best way to get there: short walk from your hotel!

279 Harvard St., Brookline

BOSTON GENERAL STORE - Cute shop with a selection of quirky artisan gifts and home goods. Best way to get there: short walk from your hotel!

305 Harvard St., Brookline

VILLAGE VINYL & HI FI - Independent record store in the heart of Coolidge Corner. Another one of Kyle and Alyssa's favorite spots to stop in. Best way to get there: short walk from your hotel!

307 Harvard St., Brookline