Cheers to Boston: Your Guide to Where Everyone Belongs

Tour of the Historic Fenway Park: Step up to the plate and immerse yourself in the rich history of Fenway Park, one of baseball’s most cherished stadiums, during this captivating guided tour. You’ll relive the legendary careers of Red Sox greats like Ted Williams, Babe Ruth, and Carl Yastrzemski, celebrate the team’s numerous World Series titles—from their early victories in 1903 to their recent triumphs in 2004, 2007, and 2013—and explore iconic stadium locales such as the fabled ‘Green Monster,’ ‘Pesky’s Pole,’ and the fascinating Fenway Park Living Museum. Plus, you’ll discover a vast collection of over 170,000 stadium artifacts and 150,000 photographs, making this the perfect outing for baseball fans, history buffs, and anyone who loves Boston.

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum: You’re a true patriot who loves American history, so get ready to immerse yourself in the pivotal moments that ignited the American Revolution. The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum isn’t just a museum—it's a living, breathing journey back to one of the most defining moments in American history. Forget dry exhibits and dusty artifacts! Here, you’ll step aboard meticulously restored 18th-century tea ships and relive the very night that sparked a nation’s fight for freedom. Imagine the crisp Boston air, the creaking of the ropes, and the shared resolve of those who stood up against tyranny. And yes, you’ll even get to do the unthinkable: hurl tea chests into the very same Boston Harbor where history was made! This isn’t just a stroll through the past—it’s an in-depth exploration of the tensions and events that led to that fateful night. You’ll gain a deeper understanding of how this audacious act of defiance truly kickstarted the American Revolution. Plus, you’ll get to see a genuine piece of history: one of the two remaining tea chests from the original Boston Tea Party. If you’re looking for a truly immersive and unforgettable experience that brings American history to life, the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is a must-see. It’s consistently ranked as one of Boston’s top attractions, and for good reason. Come and discover why this single act of rebellion changed the course of our nation forever.

The Full Revolutionary Story Epic Small Group Boston Walking Tour: Ever wanted to truly experience Boston’s incredible revolutionary history, not just hear about it? Well, get ready for a walking tour where great stories come alive. You’ll be part of a small group, meaning you get awesome, personalized attention from your guide. They always create a special route, including the famous Freedom Trail, but they walk it in the same order the American Revolution actually happened. How cool is that? You’ll not only visit all the well-known spots, but also discover some fantastic local places off the beaten path. By the end, you won’t just understand Boston’s past—you’ll get a real feel for modern Boston, too.

Boston to Salem day trip including the Witch Museum and Trolley Tour: Ready for a bewitching day trip to Salem? Step back in time and explore the mysterious world of the Salem Witch Trials. Join a tour for an unforgettable day trip from Boston to Salem. Enjoy a one-hour narrated trolley tour and admission to the famous Salem Witch Museum. Plus, there’s plenty of time for lunch and self-exploration. This tour includes roundtrip transportation, the trolley tour, museum admission, your guide, and bottled water. Don’t miss out on uncovering Salem’s secrets. Grab your spot today for a day of history, mystery, and enchantment.

Boston Delicious Donut Adventure by Underground Donut Tour: Get ready to dough-nut worry, be hoppy in Boston! Boston is a total gem when it comes to amazing donuts, especially those incredible artisanal ones tucked away from the usual tourist spots. Why spend your precious time hunting them down on your own when you can have a friendly local guide lead the way? On this walking tour, you’ll get to discover and dig into Boston’s best artisanal donuts. We’re talking about sampling unique flavors and getting an insider look at the local donut scene that you’d probably miss out on if you were exploring solo. And it’s not just about the donuts (though they’re definitely the star!). Between delicious tastings, you’ll also get to browse a vibrant public market, munch on another tasty bakery treat, and explore fascinating historical neighborhoods like the North End. You’ll even try some delicious apple cider donuts along the way. The tour wraps up with one final, absolutely scrumptious donut sampling. Get ready for a sweet adventure!

Game On: If you’re looking for a lively spot in Boston that’s perfect for a pre-game bite or a night out with friends, you’ve gotta check out Game On. It’s a super energetic sports bar right in the heart of Fenway, and it’s got a whole lot more than just TVs for watching the game (though they have plenty of those). They’ve got fun activities like ping pong and cornhole, and even a batting cage. But here’s the kicker: they’re famous for having what’s arguably the biggest espresso martini in Boston. Seriously, it’s massive—so big it sometimes takes a few bartenders to make. If you’re a fan of a good espresso martini, you absolutely have to experience this one.

Mamma Maria: If you’re looking for a taste of authentic Italian comfort food in Boston, you have to check out Mamma Maria. Nestled in the heart of the North End, it’s not just a restaurant—it feels like stepping into a beloved nonna’s kitchen. The atmosphere is so warm and inviting—perfect for a cozy dinner—and the staff treats you like family. Seriously, their pasta dishes are out of this world, and you can tell everything is made with love and fresh ingredients. It’s the kind of place where you leave feeling happy, full, and already planning your next visit.

Row 34: Located in Boston’s historic Fort Point neighborhood, Row 34 is a vibrant and popular seafood destination known for its outstanding oysters, extensive beer list, and lively atmosphere. Spearheaded by Chef Jeremy Sewall, who has deep New England seafood roots, the restaurant offers a refined yet approachable menu. While oysters are a star attraction (they even have an oyster named after Row 34 from Duxbury Bay), the menu extends to include fresh fish entrées, ceviches, crudos, and famously delicious lobster rolls (both warm with butter and classic with mayo). The industrial-chic decor, with high ceilings and a bustling raw bar, creates an energetic “workingman’s oyster bar” vibe. Whether you’re an oyster aficionado or simply seeking top-notch New England seafood and a thoughtfully curated craft beer selection, Row 34 delivers a memorable dining experience.

Grill 23 and Bar: You know how sometimes you just crave that classic, upscale steakhouse experience? Well, if you’re ever in Boston, you absolutely have to check out Grill 23 and Bar. It’s truly a landmark in the city, known for its incredible prime, dry-aged beef and really fresh, creative seafood dishes. The vibe there is just fantastic—it’s housed in a historic building with these gorgeous sculpted ceilings and elegant decor, giving it this timeless, refined feel. But don’t let the “fancy” fool you; while it’s perfect for a special occasion, it’s also got a lively, inviting atmosphere. Seriously, people rave about everything from their frosty martinis to their amazing coconut cake, and the service is consistently top-notch. Whether you’re looking for a perfect steak, a delicious seafood tower, or just a really good cocktail, Grill 23 and Bar has been delivering a world-class experience for decades. It’s a Boston institution for a reason!

Moonshine 152: Have you ever been to Moonshine 152? They’ve got a menu that’s really unique, blending Asian flavors with a modern American twist—think creative small plates and some seriously delicious entrees. Plus, their cocktails are on-point, and the atmosphere is always buzzing. It’s perfect for a fun night out with friends or even a date. Definitely worth checking out if you’re looking for something a little different and really tasty!