Boston Usa 3 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Exploring Boston’s History and Culture

  • Morning:

    • Start your day with a hearty breakfast at Flour Bakery + Cafe (Various locations, highly recommended is the one at 1595 Washington St., Boston).
    • Visit Freedom Trail, a 2.5-mile-long path that passes by 16 locations significant to the history of the United States. You can either walk or take a guided tour.
    • Explore Boston Common and Beacon Hill. Take a leisurely stroll, enjoy the park, and admire the beautiful historic buildings in Beacon Hill.

  • Afternoon:

    • Lunch at Mike & Patty’s (149 Tremont St., Boston) for some classic New England clam chowder and lobster rolls.
    • Visit Faneuil Hall Marketplace, a historic site that now houses shops, restaurants, and street performers.
    • Take a boat tour to Boston Harbor Islands. If time is tight, just visit Liberty Island for a glimpse of the iconic Boston Light.

  • Evening:

    • Dinner at O Ya (9 East St., Boston), an upscale sushi bar with innovative dishes. Reservations are strongly recommended.
    • Catch a show at Boston Opera House or Boston Symphony Orchestra. Check their schedules for performances during your visit.

Day 2: Art, Science, and Sports

  • Morning:

    • Breakfast at The Paramount Center Cafe (559 Washington St., Boston) with a variety of breakfast options.
    • Visit Museum of Fine Arts, one of the largest museums in the United States. Don’t miss the American Wing and Art of the Americas wing.

  • Afternoon:

    • Lunch at Clover Food Lab (Various locations, the Kendall Square location is popular).
    • Explore Boston’s Museum of Science, where you can learn about space, life science, and technology. Don’t miss the Charles Hayden Planetarium and the Mugar Omni Theater.

  • Evening:

    • Dinner at My Thai Restaurant (885 Washington St., Boston) for some delicious Thai cuisine.
    • Take a tour of Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox, or catch a game if it’s the season.

Day 3: Modern Boston and Waterfront

  • Morning:

    • Breakfast at Tatte Bakery & Café (Multiple locations, the Harvard Square location is popular).
    • Visit Institute of Contemporary Art, featuring modern and contemporary art.
    • Explore Seaport District, with its vibrant restaurants, shops, and waterfront views.

  • Afternoon:

    • Lunch at Row 34 (383 Congress St., Boston), known for its oysters and seafood.
    • Take a stroll on the Boston Harborwalk, enjoying the waterfront views and various landmarks along the way.
    • Visit USS Constitution Museum to learn about the history of the U.S. Navy’s oldest commissioned ship.

  • Evening:

    • Dinner at James Hook & Co. (Multiple locations, the Fort Point Channel location is popular) for some fresh seafood and a beautiful view of the harbor.
    • End your trip with a sunset cruise around Boston Harbor. Many companies offer these cruises, and it’s a great way to see the city from a different perspective.

Transportation:

  • Public Transportation (MBTA or “T”): The T is a convenient way to get around Boston. Purchase a CharlieCard to save on fares.
  • Walking: Boston is a very walkable city, and many of the attractions are within walking distance of each other.
  • Water Taxis: These can be a fun way to get around Boston’s waterfront area.

Tips:

  • Check the schedules for the various attractions before planning your day to avoid any disappointments.
  • Boston weather can be unpredictable, so pack layers and be prepared for all types of weather.
  • Don’t forget to try some classic New England desserts like Boston cream pie and clam cake.
  • Enjoy your trip to Boston!