
Learning about ingredients and the brewing procedure of different kinds of beers and rounding off the tour with a sample tasting of three different brews, is not only an interesting activity for beer ...
Fly to Boston Logan Airport in the United States, and start your holiday in Boston Massachusetts, a city with an endless supply of activities to suit any interest and budget. Visit one of the many museums and galleries or take a walk in the parks, looking out for the array of different birds and admiring the cooling water features. Go on walks and enjoy the trails - the Freedom Trail is definitely recommended - or take in a show or concert. The Cambridge area of the City has a wonderful antiques market and hilarious comedy club.
Book your Boston Logan International Airport transfers with hoppa today and we’ll make sure you have more time to make the most of your holiday. For outdoor adventures, an alternate destination is scenic North Conway in New Hampshire. In summer, hike in forest covered mountains, try some canoeing, fishing or camp out under the stars. In winter, enjoy the skiing or why not try the snowmobiling on offer? There are also a range of family orientated activities throughout the year, perfect for guests of all ages.
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Destination | Distance (approx.) | Duration (approx.) | |
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Boston Downtown (MA) | 6 km | 23 min | |
Cambridge (UK) | 10 km | min | |
Hyannis | 120 km | 89 min | |
Boston (NY) | km | min | |
Newton | 21 km | 37 min |
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Learning about ingredients and the brewing procedure of different kinds of beers and rounding off the tour with a sample tasting of three different brews, is not only an interesting activity for beer ...
Celebrating Boston’s preeminent role in the American Revolution, this 2.5 mile trail offers a stroll through history, leading visitors to 16 significant sites, and provides a glimpse of the beauty of ...
The MFA has some fantastic collections on display, ranging from the wonders of ancient Egypt to modern and contemporary American masterpieces. The museum also boasts the largest collection of Japanese...
Established in 1837, the Public Garden was the first public botanical garden in America. No visit to the Garden is complete without a long cruise along the water or a cruise on the lagoon in the park’...
Featuring an IMAX theater, a planetarium and a recently-opened digital 3-D movie theater, as well as a variety of fascinating scientific exhibits and collections, the museum is the perfect synthesis o...
A tribute to the 35th president of the United States, the John F. Kennedy Library features several fantastic interactive exhibits and all the information you could possibly need about Boston’s most fa...
While visitors ride in a World War II amphibious landing vehicle, the tour begins with a drive past the historic sights of downtown Boston and comes to a dramatic close by splashing into the Charles R...
Boston’s largest Italian enclave is also its oldest and most charming neighborhood. Narrow alleyways and cobblestone streets are still the order of the day, and the smell of freshly-baked bread and It...
Featuring sharks, penguins, seals and over 2,000 other species of aquatic life, the aquarium is a must-see in Boston. Deep-sea whale-watching tours on the Atlantic Ocean can also be arranged from insi...
The Boston Children\u0027s Museum has been creating innovative, hands-on exhibits to engage and educate children and their families about such subjects as science, world cultures, health, art, history...
Since 1983, the goal of the Boston Fire Museum has been not only to maintain the old firehouse building, but to display and preserve antique firefighting equipment and memorabilia from the Greater Bos...
This organisation hosts events in Boston\u0027s historic art communities all around the city, in which participants can meet with artists and purchase local art as well as hear music and visit area re...
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TouristInformation
Boston Common Visitor Information Center 148 Tremont Street, Boston Underground: Park Street +1 617 536 4100 Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm, Sat-Sun 9am-5pm
Have you ever got lost in a good book and found yourself wishing you could jump into the pages? Literature has the power to transport us to places we've never been before...
Ten years ago, the NFL played its first regular-series game in London. Fast-forward to this weekend and the third of four London-based games of this season will be taking place in Twickenham....
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