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Boston Logan International Airport 26 min

New England Aquarium (25 min)
A giant glass tank spiraled by a multilevel walkway is the main draw at this waterfront attraction.

Boston Common (26 min)
Storied, nearly 50-acre urban park that hosted British troops during the American Revolution.

Bunker Hill Monument (28 min)
Marking the Battle of Bunker Hill, this 221-ft. granite obelisk features 294 steps & scenic views.

Old State House (24 min)
The original seat of colonial government & later state capitol, today housing historical exhibits.

Walden Pond (12 min)
Retreating glaciers created this kettle hole lake that inspired Henry David Thoreau's writings.

Old North Church (26 min)
Hallowed 18th-century church & launch point for Paul Revere's revolutionary ride, with tours & more.

Museum of Science (26 min)
Venerable institution with interactive exhibits, a dome-shaped IMAX/3D film theater & a planetarium.

The Harvard Museum of Natural History (24 min)
Extensive natural-science collections, including animals, minerals & the famous Glass Flowers.

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (25 min)
Evocative of a 15th-century Venetian palace, this museum houses a world-class art collection.

Faneuil Hall Marketplace (22 min)
Shopping center with many stores & restaurants comprising 3 historic market buildings & a promenade.

The Paul Revere House (23 min)
Revere's legendary ride began at this restored Colonial-era home, which includes family furnishings.

Harvard Square (21 min)
Home to America's oldest university, this iconic cultural center offers shops, eateries & theaters.

Boston Public Garden (23 min)
Placid, verdant, circa-1837 city park with a lagoon, boat rides, fountains & other sights.

Fenway Park (21 min)
Historic, small-capacity ballpark, home of the Red Sox & occasional big-name concert venue.

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (23 min)
Neoclassical & modern wings house a vast collection from ancient Egyptian to contemporary American.