Top attractions in Boston

Everything worth your time in Boston, United States — sorted with the must-sees first.

Freedom Trail — landmark. 2.5-mile red-brick path through 16 historic Revolutionary War sites. Free, self-guided. (Free (guided from $15))
Gillette Stadium — stadium. FIFA 26 host venue. 7 matches in Foxborough — 35 mi south of Boston. Home of the New England Patriots. (Tour from $20)
Boston Common & Public Garden — fan_zone. Planned FIFA Fan Festival site. America's oldest public park (1634). Swan boats in the Public Garden. (Free)
Fenway Park — sports. Oldest MLB ballpark (1912). Tour or catch a Red Sox game. The Green Monster is unforgettable. (Tour from $25)
North End (Little Italy) — neighborhood. Boston's Little Italy — narrow streets, family-run trattorias, cannoli at Mike's Pastry or Modern Pastry. (Free entry)
Harvard Yard — landmark. Walk the historic campus in Cambridge — Harvard Square area is full of bookshops and cafes. (Free)
Quincy Market & Faneuil Hall — food. Bustling food hall and historic marketplace. New England clam chowder is a must — try at Boston Chowda Co. (Free entry)