Explore Boston
Boston is America's walkable history book — red-brick Freedom Trail, Harvard across the Charles, and some of the country's best seafood. Its colonial streets and tunnels tangle easily; Chauffyr links a North End dinner, a Fenway night and a Cambridge morning in a fixed-price black car.
Revolutionary history along the Freedom Trail, Ivy-League Cambridge, historic ballpark Fenway, and a superb New England seafood tradition.
The facts, upfront
The best restaurants in Boston
O Ya
Japanese · Omakase · $$$$ · Leather District
An intimate, nationally acclaimed omakase counter in a former firehouse near South Station.
Neptune Oyster
Seafood · Raw bar · $$$ · North End
A tiny, always-packed North End raw bar serving Boston's benchmark lobster roll — no reservations.
Giacomo's Ristorante
Italian · $$ · North End
A cash-only, cheek-by-jowl North End Italian institution famous for its fra diavolo.
Union Oyster House
New England seafood · $$$ · Downtown
America's oldest continuously operating restaurant (1826), a Freedom Trail landmark for chowder and oysters.
Legal Sea Foods (Harborside)
Seafood · $$$ · Seaport
The beloved Boston seafood institution — its clam chowder has been served at presidential inaugurations.
Mike's Pastry
Bakery · $ · North End
The famous North End cannoli counter since 1946 — grab the blue-and-white box to go.
What to see in Boston
The Freedom Trail
Downtown
A 2.5-mile red-brick trail linking 16 sites of the American Revolution across downtown Boston.
Fenway Park
Fenway
The oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball (1912), home of the Red Sox and the famous Green Monster wall.
Boston Common & Public Garden
Downtown
America's oldest public park beside the elegant Public Garden with its famous pedal-powered Swan Boats.
Museum of Fine Arts
Fenway
One of the largest art museums in the US, with a superb Impressionist and Art-of-the-Americas collection.
Harvard University & Cambridge
Cambridge
The historic Ivy-League campus across the Charles, with leafy quads, museums and lively Harvard Square.
Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill
A picture-perfect historic neighbourhood of gas-lit cobbled lanes and Federal-style townhouses.
One perfect day in Boston
9:00 · Morning
The Freedom TrailDowntown — Paul Revere's House
11:00 · Late morning
Fenway ParkFenway — The Green Monster
13:00 · Lunch
Giacomo's RistoranteItalian · North End — Seafood fra diavolo
15:00 · Afternoon
Boston Common & Public GardenDowntown — The Swan Boats
18:00 · Golden hour
Museum of Fine ArtsFenway — Impressionist collection
20:00 · Dinner
O YaJapanese · Omakase · Leather District — Nigiri omakase
Book this day, one chauffeur
One fixed-price car and driver for every stop — no parking, no waiting, no surge.