Boston

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Kenmore Sq & Fenway
14 reviews
The Gardner museum is a lavish reconstruction of a 15th-century Venetian palace, complete with a luxurious interior courtyard with a seasonally changing floral display. — Time Out
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Kenmore Sq & Fenway
13 reviews
Like a combination of the British Museum and the National Gallery, this collection spans the world, but highlights include European Old Masters, Impressionists and the Art of the Americas Wing. — The Telegraph
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Seaport District & South Boston
11 reviews
Houses 21 permanent exhibits examining JFK's life and work. — Not For Tourists
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Seaport District & South Boston
10 reviews
Kick off a visit to this youngster-friendly museum by scaling the giant, three-story New Balance Foundation Climb. — Where
9
Downtown & Waterfront
10 reviews
This aquarium was huge—with a large central tank, incredible jelly fish area, penguins, even an IMAX. — Afar Magazine
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Back Bay
13 reviews
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Downtown & Waterfront
10 reviews
A former waterfront market is now in the center of town due to some interesting Boston engineering.  — Atlas Obscura
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West End & North End
9 reviews
8
Financial District
10 reviews
The museum reopened... at the Congress St. Bridge where Griffin's Wharf was, the actual spot where the Boston Tea Party took place on December 16, 1773. — Fodor's
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Back Bay
9 reviews
Romanesque, with massive open interior. Completed in 1877. — Not For Tourists
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Beacon Hill & Boston Common
9 reviews
The Boston Common has served many purposes over the years, including as a campground for British troops during the Revolutionary War and as green grass for cattle grazing until 1830. — Lonely Planet
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Charlestown
10 reviews
Berthed at the Charlestown Navy Yard in Boston, "Old Ironsides" is the oldest commissioned warship still afloat.  — Atlas Obscura
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Beacon Hill & Boston Common
8 reviews
The Boston Athenaeum is one of the nation's oldest private lending libraries. — Michelin Guide
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Seaport District & South Boston
11 reviews
Stunning new building. Oh, and the art's pretty good too. — Not For Tourists
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Downtown & Waterfront
7 reviews
Built in 1729, plain brick "Old South" remains a cherished Boston landmark. — Michelin Guide
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Beacon Hill & Boston Common
10 reviews
The central feature of the Public Garden is its irregularly shaped pond, intended to appear, from any vantage point along its banks, much larger than its nearly 4 acres. — Fodor's
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Downtown & Waterfront
7 reviews
Boston's oldest public building (1713), this stately brick edifice headquartered British officials until the Revolution. — Michelin Guide
8
Downtown
6 reviews
Both somber and dramatic, King's Chapel looms over the corner of Tremont and School streets. — Fodor's
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West End & North End
9 reviews
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