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Boston Vacation Packages

Travellers to this part of Eastern Massachusetts rub shoulders with about 600,000 residents.

This magical place is absolutely a world-class city! You would be crazy to visit here and not see the Boston Museum of Fine Arts and Harvard Square. Copley Place and Boston Common are also iconic sights here.

Take your partner and kids out to enjoy some quality time together at the Salem Wax Museum and Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary. If you're looking for even more family fun, continue on to Salem Willows Park and Moose Hill Wildlife Sanctuary.

An hour or two observing the beautiful aquatic displays of New England Aquarium will deepen your appreciation for this incredible planet of ours.

You'll find an array of local and exotic creatures staring out at you at the Franklin Park Zoo and the Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary.

Wondering what it is that makes the beer here so easy to drink? Head over to the Samuel Adams Brewery or the Harpoon Brewery and you might just find out.

Marvel at the polished chrome and slick paintwork of the state-of-the-art vehicles and cheer on the drivers as they hurtle past at incredible speed at the F1 Boston.

To truly taste what this region is made of, be sure to visit the Turtle Creek Winery. Tour the vineyards, wine presses and barrel rooms and sample some expertly crafted wines. If you find something you particularly love, pick up a few bottles to share with friends at home.

Spend a few hours enjoying the plants and flowers at the Back Bay Fens and the Lynch Park.

On a fine day, grab something for lunch and find a shady corner at one of the leafy green spaces, such as Boston Public Garden and Arnold Arboretum. Columbus Park and Charles River Esplanade are two more pleasant spots to while away a lazy day and catch up on some reading.

Get up to speed on the Boston area by stopping off at Lexington Visitors Centre and Faneuil Hall Visitor Centre. You can also browse the leaflets and maps at Concord Visitors Centre or Charlestown Navy Yard Visitor Centre.

Fresh water lakes almost always entice an intriguing range of wildlife. Pull out the old binoculars at Walden Pond and Prankers Pond and see what's around. No luck? Head on over to Pulsifer's Cove and Chestnut Hill Reservoir and have another try.

Are you looking to take some time out by the oceanside? Load up a bag with some snacks and find a nice spot at Revere Beach.

Leave your phone in the glove compartment and give yourself a break from the noises of the modern world at Castle Island and Breakheart Reservation. Cochituate State Park and Minute Man National Historical Park are also popular with lovers of the natural world.

Expand your knowledge with a trip to one of the area's fascinating cultural spaces. The Boston Children's Museum and the Salem Witch Museum offer a range of displays and collections that are sure to capture your attention. Equally rewarding are the Larz Anderson Auto Museum and the Hull Lifesaving Museum.

Overflowing with fragments of old watercraft and other salvaged marine objects, the USS Friendship, the US Naval Shipbuilding Museum and USS Salem and the Hart Nautical Galleries at MIT are fun and educative destinations for the whole crew.

Drop in at the Museum of Science or the MIT Museum to examine a wonderful range of curious artifacts, models and displays. The Warren Anatomical Museum and the Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments are also great options to visit.

Some people think of natural museums as the domain of children, but the fascinating collections at the Semitic Museum and the Harvard Museum of Natural History prove that there's plenty to keep the adults interested too. The Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology and the Museum of Comparative Zoology are also well worth checking out.

Add to your understanding of the artistic drive, and maybe even get something to take back home with you at one of the area's many gallery and exhibition spaces. Start off your tour of this creative hotspot at the Institute of Contemporary Art and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. The Peabody Essex Museum and the Rose Art Museum are also worth a browse if you can fit them in.

Eager historians can rediscover the past at the USS Constitution Museum and the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum. Do you like the sound of those? You'll be able to learn even more at the Boston Tea Party Ship and the Museum of African American History.

To find out more about the area's rich and colourful past, make sure you visit its many historic sites. Start the local history tour at the Boston University or the Harvard University. When it comes to days of old, there's always something else to know. The Northeastern University and the Bunker Hill Monument are two more insightful places to stop by.

Take some time to watch the water flowing underneath Longfellow Bridge. This age-old structure has played a vital role in connecting the city's inhabitants.

In times of war, Fort Warren and Fort Sewall played a vital role in defending Boston from enemy attacks. If you're interested in the military history of the area, their scarred old walls have plenty of stories to tell.

Whether you consider yourself a spiritual person or not, you're sure to enjoy a trip to Old North Church and Trinity Church Boston. If you'd like to see a couple more religious sites, keep an eye out for tours at Park Street Church and Old South Church.

After checking out the star attractions around Boston, make time to see a few of its lesser-known gems. Two interesting options are the Boston Athenaeum and the Mapparium. Also, consider a visit to the Boch Centre and the Mary Baker Eddy Library if your schedule allows.

Accommodation in Boston

Massachusetts' capital offers an extensive range of hotels and other accommodations. With 279 Boston hotel options on Expedia's bookings page, you're guaranteed to find the perfect place to hit the hay.

The Mandarin Oriental Boston, at 776 Boylston St, and the Four Seasons Hotel Boston, at 200 Boylston St are two of the higher-end lodgings in Boston. Book a room at either and you'll be sure to have some of the best guest services in town. Alternatively, in the cheaper range, there is also the Beacon Hill Hotel & Bistro and the Harvard Square Hotel. The Beacon Hill Hotel & Bistro is housed at 25 Charles Street, while the Harvard Square Hotel is situated at 110 Mount Auburn Street.

The Boston Museum of Fine Arts is a not-to-be-missed sight in Boston, and staying within walking distance is a good way to fully appreciate it. The Residence Inn by Marriott Boston Back Bay/Fenway is located just 0.6 miles away. Equally popular is the Global Luxury Suites at Kenmore Square.