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Features a number of live presentations every day, along with shows at the Charles Hayden Planetarium and the Mugar Omni IMAX theater, the only domed IMAX screen in New England. The Museum is also an accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) and is home to over 100 animals, many of which have been rescued and rehabilitated from various dangerous situations. The Museum is also one of the city's three bases of operations for Boston's privately operated Duck Tours.

The largest Aquarium in New England is located right on Boston Harbor near Faneuil Hall. From sea lions to dolphins, from seals to sharks, the Aquarium has every thing for the fish lover. Its huge fish tank is located right in the middle of the building and is three stories tall.

Featuring 14 restaurants and pubs and over 100 shopping choices, Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market is a must stop for all visitors alike. Located in the heart of the Waterfront District, Quincy Market also houses the historic Faneuil Hall landmark, where business was first conducted in the 1700's and continues today.

One of the oldest universities in the country, Harvard is located in the heart of Cambridge.

America's Oldest Ballpark - Tours Daily Take the Green Line to Kenmore Station

Home of the Boston Celtics and Boston Bruins and a popular concert stadium. Take the Green Line two stops to North Station

Take the "E" train on the Green Line to the Museum of Fine Arts stop.

Boynton Yards is a new development in Somerville that is home to cutting edge life sciences as well as Portico Brewing. Union Square is a charming neighborhood home to great restaurants such as Bronwyn, Juliet as well as Taza Chocolate, Bantam Cider, and Union Square Donuts.

Visit the beautiful Charles River, home to the annual Charles River Regatta. Run along the scenic Esplanade or rent a kayak at Charles River Kayaks.

Take the Green Line "E" train to the Museum of Fine Arts stop.

Take the Green Line to Park Street Station, transfer to the Red Line Outbound to the JFK/UMASS station. Transfer there to the free shuttle to the Library and Museum (every 20 minutes).

Shopping destination featuring outlets, restaurants, a movie theater and Legoland

Take the Green Line "B" line to either the BU-West Campus stop or the St. Paul Street stop.

Take the Green Line "B" train to the last stop to reach the college.

Take the Green Line "E" train to the Northeastern University stop.

Brand new as of 2020, sprawling downtown tap room featuring exclusive beers not found anywhere else. Ride the Green Line train to Haymarket and then walk 5 minutes.

New boutique shopping and dining destination featuring small, local vendors. Remnant Brewing Co. and Rebel Rebel Wine Bar. Smaller eateries such as Hot Box and Saus vegan.

Neighborhood development featuring corporate tenants including Philips North American Headquarters, Sanofi, and Cerevel Therapeutics. Also featuring restaurants including The Lexington, Cafe Beatrice, Lamplighter Brewing, Tatte, and Geppetto.