Hello blog world, it’s me again!! Yes, I’ve been gone for about a week but am glad to be back & share my traveling adventures with you. I had an amazing time in this city- it’s so beautiful & historic. We packed so many fun activities in our five day stay so for today’s 5, I’ll be talking about some of my highlights from Boston. If you’re planning a trip to Beantown, these places are a must in my book!
It’s a bus. It’s a boat. It’s a duck boat! Yes they’re touristy but seriously a must-do if you’re checking out the city for the first time. I’ve never really done a “tour” when I’ve visited big cities, but this one was so fun & our tour guide was hilarious. Tix are around $30 and it’s worth it. You start out riding around the city, then make your way into the Charles River. The weather was absolutely beautiful and we all loved getting to know a little more about the city.
If you like good food, this place is a must! North End is the “Little Italy” of Boston and the charming streets are lined with some of the best restaurants in the city. We had dinner at Carmelina’s, a recommendation by our friends Nate & Beth. This was our open air view… can’t beat it! I had the Ahi Tuna with pasta for dinner. I feel like this is a unique combination, but it was delicious! We also had some limoncello and a cannoli from Mike’s Pastry, hand delivered by my roommate Jeff from across the street.
If you’re looking for a fun & unique place to go out, check out this spot. The Liberty Hotel used to be a jail and has been converted to a hotel with two restaurants, Clink and Scampo, and the Alibi bar. We went out here the first night and had a little too much fun!
This one’s for the chocolate lover. This was a last-minute decision for us and a recommendation by Biana at B Loved Boston. When we walked in, the whole place smelled like chocolate. Sold. We had brunch fare, but they also have lots of yummy sweet treats like crepes & milkshakes. I did order a salted caramel hot chocolate & it was seriously the best hot chocolate I’ve ever had!! The visit isn’t complete until you stop by the chocolate shop to pick up some goodies to take home.
This one is a given. The oldest baseball stadium in America is an attraction that you don’t want to miss. For the AAPA conference, we had a “PAs in the park” event where we got a private tour of the stadium. Let me first say that I wasn’t super excited about this, but decided to go because most of our class was going (I’m not that into baseball). Despite the cold & misty weather, I actually had so much fun. It was cool to experience different views of the stadium, sit on the Green Monster & in the press box, and hear some history of how the stadium came about. The Red Sox played at Fenway on the night we flew out, but hopefully I can make it to a game next time I visit!
Stay tuned next week for a Boston recap part two because this girl got a little picture happy, per usual. I was seriously exhausted after the trip because we did so much. I will be enjoying the rest of my week-long break in Charlotte and it’s back to school on Monday.
So glad you went to the Liberty, it's one of my favorite places in Boston and Mike's Pastry has the greatest cannoli's I've ever tasted.
I've always wanted to try one of the duck tours! There's one in my hometown but they didn't get it until after I moved, next time I'm back I'm doing it! That chocolate place sounds amazing… yum! And The Fenway tour looks awesome even though the weather was crappy! Happy Friday!
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So happy that you went to Max Brenners and liked it – it's one of my favorites!! It was awesome to meet you and I'm glad that you were able to do so much in such a short time!! Hope you'll be back!! Happy Friday!
Looks like you had such a good trip to Boston! Your pictures make me want to plan a trip up there sometime very soon. Happy Friday!
looks like fun! I just went to Max Brenner a few weeks ago, and I already want to go back!
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You got so many great photos! It looks like a fun trip– Boston is on my list of places to visit (hopefully soon!) We have similar duck boat tours in DC and I've always wondered what they're like! It sounds like you had a fun trip! I actually think we have a Max Brenners here as well- might have to check that out soon!
those hot chocolates sure look so yummy and so cute!
I'd love to visit Boston one day, and now I really want some chocolate 🙂
One of my best friends was at this same conference and I had fun following along on both of your Instagrams! I've only been to Boston once for a day trip and I'm dying to go back! So much to do and SO much history, it's an amazing city!
The duck boat is so neat! These pictures are great. Happy Friday! xo
i've only gone to boston in january, and that was a TERRIBLE decision. your post makes me want to go back when it's not a frozen tundra!
have an awesome weekend!
I have never had the urge to visit Boston until now. All of those pictures are awesome, and the city looks so amazing! 🙂
Have a great weekend!
Great pics! I love doing touristy things on vacay, and even here in my own city. So much fun!
Happy Friday!
It looks like you've been having a great time in Boston!! My boyfriend grew up there and always enjoy going to visit his family! I hope you have a wonderful weekend 🙂
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