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1 Queen Bed with Sofa Bed (6th Floor - Elevator stops on 5th then stairs up) | Desk, iron/ironing board, WiFi (free), bed sheets

Deluxe Apartment, 1 Double Bed with Sofa bed | Private kitchen | Coffee/tea maker, fridge, microwave, toaster

Deluxe Apartment | Private kitchen | Coffee/tea maker, fridge, microwave, toaster

1. Temple Place Suites

Downtown Boston

$153

$239 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 20 - Sep 21

Basic Room (2nd Floor - #209) | Iron/ironing board, WiFi (free), individually furnished, bed sheets

2. Maverick Suites at 28 Fenway

Fenway–Kenmore

$199

$326 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 20 - Sep 21

3. Boston Duplex w/ Foosball Table: 11 Mi to Downtown

Hyde Park

$273

$525 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 15 - Sep 16

4. 1 Mi to Downtown Salem: Studio w/ Fire Pit Access

Salem

$163

$353 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 16 - Sep 17

Classic Apartment, 3rd floor 3 Bedrooms | 1 bedroom, iron/ironing board, cribs (free), rollaway beds (surcharge)

First Floor 3-4 Bedrooms Apartment | In-room dining

Second Floor 3-4 Bedrooms Apartment | Living room | Flat-screen TV

5. Apartments in Salem

Salem

$300

$484 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 21 - Sep 22

6. Apt in Historic Lynn Neighborhood: 5 Mi to Salem!

Lynn

$150

$373 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 15 - Sep 16

7. 1 Mi to Downtown: Salem Vacation Rental!

Salem

$180

$406 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 27 - Sep 28

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Top neighborhoods in Boston

A historic church with a large central tower and multiple spires, surrounded by modern buildings and a public square with people and greenery.

A street scene with a building displaying a 'SALE' sign, a 'Crane & Co. Paper Makers' sign, and a staircase leading to the entrance.

A grand library with high ceilings, arched windows, and rows of tables and chairs.

A historic building with intricate architecture, a modern skyscraper, and a fountain in a park.

A building with the inscription "Dedicated to the People and Dedicated to the American Flag."

Back Bay

Victorian brownstone homes and cultural institutions like the Boston Public Library define this area. Shop at Newbury Street, Prudential Center, and Copley Place, or explore sights like Trinity Church and the John Hancock Tower.

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A narrow alley with brick buildings, green ivy, and street lamps.

A red brick building with a white entrance and a stone wall with a number 81.

A large brick building with a golden dome, a flagpole with the American flag, and a statue in front.

A large building with a golden dome, red brick walls, and white columns.

Beacon Hill

Historic Federal-style rowhouses, gaslit streets, and brick sidewalks create a charming atmosphere. Explore the Boston African American National Historic Site, shop on Charles Street, and easily access MBTA stations.

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A nighttime street scene with illuminated trees, a market stall, and historic buildings.

Quincy Market with an American flag, historic buildings, and a clock tower in the background.

A busy urban street lined with historic theaters, cafes, and modern buildings.

Quincy Market with its neoclassical architecture, including columns and a prominent sign.

A historic building with a clock tower, surrounded by modern skyscrapers.

Downtown Boston

Densely packed with highrise buildings, this area boasts landmarks like Custom House Tower and is close to Quincy Market, Faneuil Hall, and the Old State House. Find headquarters of major banks, hotels, and investment firms here.

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A large, illuminated ship docked at a pier with fireworks in the background.

A city skyline at night with illuminated buildings reflecting on the water.

A city skyline at dusk with illuminated buildings and a calm river.

A city skyline with tall buildings and a waterfront.

A waterfront cityscape at dusk with illuminated buildings and a calm river.

Seaport District

Experience a transformed industrial area with office towers, innovation labs, and 78 restaurants. Visit the Institute of Contemporary Art and easily access Downtown Boston via the Evelyn Moakley Bridge.

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A statue of a man on horseback in a park with trees, a clock tower, and brick buildings in the background.

A tree-lined street with a prominent white church steeple in the background.

A church interior with rows of pews, a large organ, and American flags.

A historic street with red brick buildings, a prominent church steeple, and a clear blue sky.

A street sign with multiple directional arrows pointing to various destinations.

North End

Indulge in Italian cuisine at numerous restaurants and bakeries, explore historic sites like Old North Church and Paul Revere House, and enjoy performances at NEMPAC and Improv Asylum Theater. Easily accessible via MBTA lines, buses, and ferries.

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Top landmarks in Boston

A cityscape with a prominent stadium, a busy intersection, and a skyline with high-rise buildings.

Fenway Park

9.2/10 (11,009 reviews)

Why not catch an event at Fenway Park, a major stadium in Fenway–Kenmore. If you think Fenway Park is cool, you also might like TD Garden and Agganis Arena, both located nearby.

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A large red-brick building with a central tower and a clock, surrounded by green lawns and trees.

Harvard University

9.2/10 (6,542 reviews)

If you'd like to get a taste of Boston student life, check out Harvard University, located 3.3 mi (5.2 km) from the center of Boston. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting. Boston has lots of other big landmarks you might want to see such as Fenway Park.

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A city park with green grass, trees, and a white church steeple.

Boston Common

9.4/10 (18,299 reviews)

Boston Common is worth a pic or two when discovering Beacon Hill. Our travelers also like the museums and monuments in the area.

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A historic church with a pointed roof and a large tower, surrounded by modern buildings and a well-maintained park with flowers and trees.

Copley Square

9.4/10 (7,327 reviews)

Copley Square is worth passing through for a few pics when in Back Bay. Our travelers also love the museums in the area— your cultural tour starts here. Boston has lots of other important landmarks you might want to see such as Fenway Park.

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A modern building with 'GARDEN' signage, a waterfront, and a cable-stayed bridge.

TD Garden

9.2/10 (7,449 reviews)

Why not catch an event at TD Garden, a major stadium in West End. Our travelers also like the museums and monuments in the area. If you think TD Garden is cool, you also might like Fenway Park and Agganis Arena, both located nearby.

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A modern architectural building with a large overhanging roof and a glass facade.

Boston Convention and Exhibition Center

8.8/10 (2,207 reviews)

Boston Convention and Exhibition Center is worth a pic or two when discovering Seaport District. Why not take a stroll along the port and watch the sunset while you're here?

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A modern sculpture in a park with autumn trees and a historic building in the background.

Boston University

8.8/10 (4,994 reviews)

If you'd like to get a taste of Boston student life, check out Boston University, located 2.1 mi (3.3 km) from the center of Boston. Our travelers also like this historical area for its riverfront setting. Boston has lots of other big landmarks you might want to see such as Fenway Park.

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Northeastern University

9.0/10 (2,714 reviews)

If you'd like to get a taste of Boston student life, check out Northeastern University in Fenway–Kenmore. Our travelers also like the museums and art galleries in the area. Boston has lots of other important landmarks you might want to see such as Fenway Park.

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Boston and related destinations

Wander through America's oldest public park, Boston Common, where colonial history lurks beneath every footpath. The Freedom Trail connects 16 revolutionary sites with a simple red line - history made foolproof. Fenway Park remains gloriously unchanged, a baseball cathedral where fans worship the Green Monster wall with religious fervor. At Quincy Market, sample clam chowder while street performers work for your spare change. The North End's narrow streets hide Italian bakeries where cannoli wars have raged for generations. Harvard students cross the river to visit actual students, while the Museum of Fine Arts houses treasures that would make European museums jealous. Duck Tours convert ordinary buses into amphibious vehicles, allowing guides to make terrible water puns.

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A street lined with historic buildings, including the Union Oyster House and Yankee Publishing Building.

Find out more about Boston

People go to Boston to see famous monuments such as Fenway Park, as well as to enjoy its many popular attractions like New England Aquarium. Enjoy the city's museums. Nature lovers can explore top areas such as Boston Common and Copley Square. Popular sights like Faneuil Hall Marketplace and TD Garden are sure to leave an impression.

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