Arrive knowing what matters.
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Eat like a local
Boston cream pie
Invented at the Parker House hotel, which still serves the original; it's a cake, and no one apologizes for the name.
New England clam chowder
Cream-based, never tomato; a Massachusetts legislator once tried to outlaw the tomato version.
Lobster roll
The eternal debate is warm with butter versus cold with mayo; order one of each and pick a side.
Cannoli in the North End
The Mike's versus Modern Pastry rivalry splits families; the line tells you nothing, both are right.
Don't leave without
Walk the Freedom Trail
2.5 miles of red brick past 16 Revolutionary sites, the best free history lesson in America.
See related tours & tickets ↗Fenway Park
The oldest ballpark in the majors; even non-fans should see the Green Monster once.
See related tours & tickets ↗Worth your eyes
Beacon Hill
Gaslit brick lanes and Acorn Street, the most photographed street in the country.
The Charles at golden hour
Sailboats against the skyline from the Esplanade; free and unbeatable.
Talk like a local
Wicked — Boston's universal intensifier: wicked good, wicked cold, wicked smart.
The T — The subway, America's oldest. 'Inbound' means toward downtown.
Good to know
Boston is America's best walking city and its worst driving city, often in the same block. Skip the rental car; the T and your feet win.
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