Wide view of the George Washington equestrian statue surrounded by greenery and gardens.
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The Ultimate 3 Days in Boston Itinerary

Planning a trip to Boston and wondering how to make the most of it in just 3 days? You’re in the right place. This 3 days in Boston itinerary will take you through the city’s most historic landmarks, delicious food scenes, and cultural highlights—all walkable and easy to navigate without a car. From tracing revolutionary…

Artistic shot of two cappuccinos on a café table, with the front cup blurred in the foreground and the back cup in sharp focus, highlighting the coffee culture.
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10 Best Boston Foods & Where to Eat Them

If you’re planning a trip to New England, one of the first things you need to add to your itinerary is sampling the best Boston foods. Boston isn’t just a city of history and cobblestones—it’s also one of the top food destinations in the United States. From steaming bowls of clam chowder and buttery lobster…

Hand holding a cup of bubble tea in front of Boston Chinatown’s iconic paifang gate.
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DIY Boston Chinatown Food Tour: How to Explore One of Boston’s Tastiest Neighborhoods

Boston might be best known for its Revolutionary history, but if you’re anything like me, you travel just as much for the food as the landmarks. That’s why one of my favorite parts of my last trip wasn’t along the Freedom Trail — it was eating my way through Chinatown. This neighborhood is small but…

A woman wearing glasses, a sweater, and a patterned face mask sits on a stone ledge in the lush courtyard of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, surrounded by plants and statues.
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Inside the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum: Art, Mystery, and the Infamous Heist

You came to Boston partly because of its rich history… but if you’re anything like me, also because of one of the most famous unsolved crimes in the world. In 1990, two men disguised as police officers slipped into the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and pulled off the largest art heist in history—13 masterpieces vanished,…

Wide shot of the Paul Revere statue surrounded by trees and brick pathway in the North End.
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Boston Freedom Trail Self Guided Tour: How to Walk the Freedom Trail in Boston

There’s nothing quite like stepping onto a Boston Freedom Trail self guided tour and following the red brick line from Boston Common toward the Bunker Hill Monument. This 2.5-mile walk leads past 16 of Boston’s most important historic sites—from the Old South Meeting House, where colonists gathered to protest British taxes, to the Old North…

High-angle view of the Italica amphitheater’s arena and hypogeum (underground structures), with visitors walking across the sandy floor.
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Italica Tour from Seville Review: Roman Ruins, Gladiators, and Game of Thrones

Just a short drive from the heart of Seville lies a city frozen in time. Crumbling stone walls, intricate mosaics, and the remains of a once-mighty amphitheater tell the story of Italica—the first Roman city in what is now Spain and the birthplace of emperors. But if you’re a Game of Thrones fan? You might…