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This 3-day itinerary is crafted for families with children, blending Boston's iconic historical sites with engaging, hands-on museums and outdoor fun. Explore revolutionary landmarks, marvel at marine life, delve into scientific discoveries, and enjoy sweet treats, ensuring a memorable adventure for all ages.
Faneuil Hall Marketplace, New England Aquarium and 1 more
See the dayBoston Children's Museum, Boston Harbor Cruise and 2 more
See the dayUSS Constitution Museum & 'Old Ironsides', Paul Revere House and 2 more
See the dayOpening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Enjoy a lively atmosphere with street performers and a wide array of family-friendly food options in this historic marketplace.
This is a great spot for a casual lunch with diverse food stalls and plenty of seating; expect crowds during peak times.
Kids will be mesmerized by the giant ocean tank, playful seals, and diverse marine life from around the world.
Purchase tickets online in advance to secure your entry time and avoid long queues, especially on weekends.
Experience history come alive with costumed actors, interactive exhibits, and the chance to throw tea overboard just like the colonists.
Booking tours ahead of time is highly recommended as entry is by timed tour; located conveniently on the Fort Point Channel.
Engage young minds with three floors of hands-on exhibits designed for creative play and interactive learning.
Plan to spend a good portion of the morning here; check their website for current exhibit information and any special programming.
Enjoy refreshing sea breezes and panoramic views of the city skyline and historic landmarks from the water.
Several companies offer harbor tours; consider a narrated sightseeing cruise for historical context and great photo opportunities.
Spark curiosity with impressive dinosaur exhibits, live animal presentations, and countless interactive science displays for all ages.
Allocate ample time to explore all the exhibits; consider purchasing tickets for the planetarium or IMAX dome in advance.
Unwind with a stroll along the scenic riverfront, enjoy playgrounds, and watch boats glide by with beautiful city views.
Accessible from various points, it's a great spot for an afternoon walk or to let kids burn off energy at one of the playgrounds.
Explore the historic warship 'Old Ironsides' and its adjacent museum, offering fascinating insights into naval history and life at sea.
The USS Constitution is a working naval vessel, so be prepared for security checks; the museum is free but donations are welcome.
Step back in time to the home of a Revolutionary War hero, offering a glimpse into colonial life that will captivate young historians.
Located in the North End, it's a small but significant stop; combine it with a walk through the historic neighborhood.
Treat the family to famous cannolis, pastries, and other Italian delights in Boston's historic North End.
Both bakeries are iconic and often have lines, but they move quickly; cash is often preferred at Mike's Pastry.
Take a behind-the-scenes tour of America's Most Beloved Ballpark, a thrilling experience for sports fans of all ages.
Tours run frequently and are guided; booking tickets online in advance is highly recommended to secure your preferred time.
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