USA
Boston
Explore Boston through kid-friendly missions built for real sightseeing days. The Boston Collection helps families notice the harbor that started a revolution, the golden dome and purple windows of Beacon Hill, the bakeries and lantern signals of the North End, and the ships and monuments of Charlestown — the details that make Boston feel genuinely different from every other American city.
A four-adventure Boston city collection built for families — the Revolutionary harbor, Beacon Hill and America's oldest park, the Italian North End, and Charlestown's Bunker Hill and Navy Yard.
Adventure Quest
Explore Boston as an adventure.
Choose a collection, then explore its adventures at your own pace.
Harbor · History · Family
Harbor & Waterfront Explorer
Walk Boston's historic waterfront where the Tea Party, Old Ironsides, and a great harbor cleanup all share the same water.
8 missions · 1.5-2.5 hours
Neighborhood · History · Family
Beacon Hill & Boston Common Explorer
Climb Boston's best-preserved neighborhood from the golden State House dome down to America's oldest public park.
8 missions · 1.5-2.5 hours
Little Italy · Revolution · Family
North End Explorer
Wander Boston's oldest neighborhood where Paul Revere's house, the Old North Church, and the best cannoli in America share the same narrow colonial streets.
8 missions · 1.5-2.5 hours
Bunker Hill · Navy Yard · Family
Charlestown & the Navy Yard Explorer
Cross the bridge to Boston's oldest neighborhood where a famous battle, the world's oldest warship afloat, and a great naval yard all share one waterfront.
8 missions · 1.5-2.5 hours
Guides
Guides for Boston
Guide
Boston With Kids: The Freedom Trail in Pieces
Boston is a walking city with a red line painted through it. The family version is not the whole 2.5-mile trail in one go; it is the trail in pieces, the free sites first, and one climb or one ship only if the day allows.
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Guide
Sunset With Kids: Where to Be When the Light Changes
Sunset is the one moment on a trip when kids look up without being asked. How to be in the right place in Key West, Rome, Zion and Boston, and how to get home afterwards.
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