We asked readers share their must-see attractions in Boston this summer. ... carry guests through Boston’s streets and past historical landmarks before famously driving into the Charles River.

It's no secret that Boston is one of the most historic places in America. One trail will take you past the city's most iconic landmarks and neighborhoods.

Between North End, Back Bay, Harvard Square and Beacon Hill, Boston has lots of distinct neighborhoods to stroll through. Specifically, USA TODAY suggests walking through Beacon Hill to see "the real ...

Read-Listen: Boston's Lost Landmarks Series. Jordan Marsh was one of the district's main attractions. It was Boston's first department store, and at one time, its largest.

There is so much to do in Boston with kids – including museums, historic attractions, and of course, Fenway Park. It’s got so much history but is also a beautiful city with … advertisement ...

USA Today readers say Boston has one of the top 5 free attractions in the U.S. and the destination attracts millions of visitors annually.

The city is full of historic landmarks and exciting attractions that would make a great Monopoly board, but Hasbro is looking for help from locals to get it right. Here's what to know. About ...

Many of Boston’s streets, parks, and landmarks are named after white men. When something is named after a woman, especially a Black woman, you’d expect the city would keep an official list.