If you’re visiting Boston and you’re a fan of Good Will Hunting, one of the most meaningful stops you can make is at the iconic bench where Robin Williams and Matt Damon filmed one of the movie’s most memorable scenes.

Visiting the Boston Marathon Finish Line on the Friday before Marathon Monday gives you a perspective you don't get on race day.

Every April, the magnolias bloom in the cobblestone streets of the Back Bay neighborhood. Magnolias typically bloom in Mid-April, but timing could vary slightly year by year.

If you’re visiting Boston for the first time and want a relaxing way to experience the city’s history, skyline, and coastline all in one route, the Boston Harborwalk is one of the easiest and most rewarding paths to follow.

If you’re traveling through Boston and lucky enough to have a short layover, you can absolutely squeeze in a quick Boston adventure.

If you’re planning a family trip to Boston, Fenway Park is a must-see—whether your crew loves baseball or just loves exploring iconic places.

If you’re visiting Boston with kids—especially for the first time—the Rose Kennedy Greenway is one of the most magical places to spend a few hours.

If you’re exploring Boston’s Back Bay you might just stumble into one of the city’s most vibrant local experiences: the Copley Square Farmers Market.

If you love good food, Eataly Boston is one of the best places to visit during your first trip to the city.

For travelers visiting Boston for the first time, a key question often arises: is Boston walkable enough to explore comfortably on foot? The answer is yes, but with some important details to keep in mind.