melissapugs
Android Enthusiast
I've been to the Cape, but haven't spent any time in Boston before. The only thing I've got planned for sure is a Sox game. Suggestions on the best sights, places to eat, things to avoid would be appreciated.
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RawlingsSc
Android Expert
When I was there last December I took a trolley tour around the city. Lots of stuff to see, and the fee was one time for all day, so I got on and off all I wanted. Stopped and saw Old Ironsides, and that was cool.
I didn't have the time, but there is also the Freedom Trail you can walk that is supposed to be pretty good.
Have fun!
I didn't have the time, but there is also the Freedom Trail you can walk that is supposed to be pretty good.
Have fun!
If you are going to a Red Sox game, there are some great bars right across the street from the entrance that you can only get into with a ticket to the game. I suggest checking a few of those out.
For food, a personal favorite of mine is in Harvard Square in Cambridge called Fire & Ice (mongolian BBQ but you get your money's worth). While you are there (from Boston take the Red line into Cambridge) take a stroll through Harvard's campus, you won't regret it.
The next stop past Harvard Square on the Red Line is Porter Square (where I lived for two years) and if you like Mexican food, they have awesome burrito's right across from the Porter Square stop at Anna's Tacqueria.
I forget exactly which section of Boston it's in, but the Foggy Goggle is another cool place to grab a drink.
Enjoy your trip.
For food, a personal favorite of mine is in Harvard Square in Cambridge called Fire & Ice (mongolian BBQ but you get your money's worth). While you are there (from Boston take the Red line into Cambridge) take a stroll through Harvard's campus, you won't regret it.
The next stop past Harvard Square on the Red Line is Porter Square (where I lived for two years) and if you like Mexican food, they have awesome burrito's right across from the Porter Square stop at Anna's Tacqueria.
I forget exactly which section of Boston it's in, but the Foggy Goggle is another cool place to grab a drink.
Enjoy your trip.
gallandof
Android Expert
i live only a few miles south of boston so I visit a ton. One of the things I never get bored of is just taking a stroll through the commons and the garden, walking around newbury street,Fanuel Hall theres usually some good street performances going on. As for fire and ice i'm not a fan at all, ive been there 5 times now, and while the idea is cool ,choose your own ingredients and sauce, the food is usually cooked very poorly and the price is over priced.
If you get the time id definitely recommend going to the aquarium or museum of science. Sox games are a blast too. how long will you be up here ? and around when, if its soon make sure to get the schedule for the bruins game, the bars can get very rowdy.
OH, one thing i almost forgot, in cambridge you can take a tour of the Sam Adams brewing facility, if yours a beer fan its really interesting to get an inside look into the beer world.
If you get the time id definitely recommend going to the aquarium or museum of science. Sox games are a blast too. how long will you be up here ? and around when, if its soon make sure to get the schedule for the bruins game, the bars can get very rowdy.
OH, one thing i almost forgot, in cambridge you can take a tour of the Sam Adams brewing facility, if yours a beer fan its really interesting to get an inside look into the beer world.
amlothi
Android Expert
Agree with Fire and Ice. Also, if you go to Harvard Square, check out Burdick's chocolates. Best chocolate in the world. Better than European. Love it.
Also, lots of good places to eat in "little italy".