Starting in Boston Common, 2.5-mile red-brick walking trail in Boston that highlights 16 historic of the American Revolution and beyond. This is a great way to see the majority of the city in one go. I recommend stopping at Bova's Bakery on the way!

Sample different historical teas or dump it in the harbor like it's 1773! (You actually get to throw tea in the harbor yourself!)10/10 an absolute blast and a must see!

Come to the central location for the Boston Public Library to see gorgeous displays of art, literature, architecture, and gardens.

Historic eatery serving chowder & other New England seafood standards since 1826!

Visit America's oldest park! Full of equal parts history and beauty, the Common is a hub of life in the city.

Skip the line at Mike's because THIS is the real Boston gem! Open 24/7 serving Italian deserts and cannoli, a must-see, right off the Freedom Trail.

Super cute and strangely shaped deserts! This was one of Tony and I's first dates in Boston!

Industrial-chic venue with several pop-up resturants offering a wide variety of cuisines right by Fenway Park! Great option for lunch. Tony recommends Ms. Clux Deluxe's karaage chicken and waffle fries!

Hamilton is in town our wedding weekend! If you ever wanted to see the show, now's your chance at the Citizens Bank Opera House.