What to do in Boston?
 

I'm in Boston thru Sunday - any suggestions?

North End
Freedom Trail
Jog along the Esplanade
Harbor Cruise
Window shop on Newbury Street
Walk up and down Mass Ave in Cambridge looking for a cuisine that you like
People watch in Hahvad Square
Wonder around the Quincy Market/Faneuil Hall area
Have dinner at "No Name"
Insult a waitress at Durgan Park
Visit the Museum of Fine Arts / Museum of Modern Art / Isabella Stuart Gardner Museums

Just had dinner at Sonsie on Newbury.

Head of the Charles regatta this weekend...

Well...I am watching the Bruins kick the MapleLeafs around right now!!!

ANY of the little Italian places in the North End. Wander. Eat. Drink. Perfect place to spend an evening or two.

Eat at the Union Oyster House in Government Center.

widebody911 are you still making the heater back date piece for the 3.2?

If so how much? how do I order?

I saw a link to your site in an old thread and it said you where no longer taking orders

USS Constitution

Go to the Isabella Stewart Gardner museum
Visit the Larz Anderson auto museum in Brookline if you have a car, there is a lawn event on Saturday
Have dinner at B&G oysters, get the lobster roll
Head of the Charles regatta is pretty neat for an hour or two
Lunch at charlies kitchen in harvard square
Breakfast at miracle of science near MIT
Walk the freedom trail... Great way to see the city

What a fantastic city. Enjoy it, Thom.

Have drinks and clam chowder at The Sail Loft on the waterfront. Very casual, good.

-e.

Duck Boat tour if it isn't raining.

Thanks for the suggestions.

Looks like we're doing the freedom trail & trolley tour today.

+1

The Museum of Science

We built a boat that's part of the National Park Service Museum in Salem, it's kinda of neat too

Frienship Maritime Museum

Oyster house & Faneuil Hall

Thanks for bringing the awesome weather with you from CA! Can't add too much to the previous posts other than NYC is only 3 hours away. :D

Freedom Trail is fun, the ancient cemeteries are the best part.

Nice Restaurants:
Troquet: very spendy French
Red Lantern: excellent Asian fusion
Stephanie's on Newbury
Chez Henri in Cambridge: Cuban French, excellent

Great smaller, "local" places
Jose's: great, divey hole in the wall Mexican in Cambridge
Mr. Bartley's Burgers in Harvard Square
Kelly's Roast Beef, multiple locations...these are awesome sandwiches
Redbone's BBQ...just get the beef ribs. You have to go here for lunch or dinner before you leave


Go to the HOTC tomorrow, grab a sausage off a cart and watch the boats go by.

If it's up your alley, I really enjoyed the MIT Museum.

You can go to the Library for me. :) I'm doing research on the Lenox Motor Car Company and the Nelson Blower and Furnace Company and not getting much help from the research librarian there.

Drink lots of good beer...eat a lot of raw oysters.

Science museum and their Van de Graff... seriously... you will never forget that.

If you are remotely interested in history and/or ships you MUST see the Constitution!

As said... wonder around and try the hole in the wall places for food and drink.

I'm seriously thinking of vacationing in Boston when I can get some funds together.

Edit to add, go see Harvard