Welcome to Boston

With its rich history, outstanding museums, and prestigious colleges, Boston, Massachusetts has something for everyone. Walk the Freedom Trail, explore the State House, visit an aquarium, and much more with these tours.

Virtual Tours

The Freedom Trail

Follow the red brick line of the Freedom Trail as it winds through the most important historic sites in the Charlestown, North End, and Downtown neighborhoods of Boston.

The Commonwealth Museum

Discover the rich history of Massachusetts by touring this online museum. Your visit includes views of important documents, artifacts, and interesting displays.

New England Aquarium

For over 50 years, the New England Aquarium has provided visitors with one-of-a-kind underwater experiences. When you have finished with the video tours, be sure to view the live webcams of the 200,000 gallon Giant Ocean Tank and the penguin colony.

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

With over 500,000 works of art, there is a lot to explore in this museum. In addition to being able to view important works of art with this tour, there are more learning opportunities available with video interviews, lectures and more.

John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum

Step back in time with the interactive tour of JFK's Oval Office desk, take a 360° tour of the Library Pavilion, and learn about the life and times of President Kennedy and his legacy.

Museum of African American History, Boston & Nantucket

Discover the contributions of African Americans from the Colonial Period through the 19th century with this virtual tour. Explore artifacts, the Black Heritage Trails, and more.

Boston Common and Public Garden

Visit the oldest public park in America with 360° tours of Boston Common, Brewer Fountain, Frog Pond, Soldiers and Sailors Monument, the Carousel, Make Way for Ducklings Statue, Lagoon Bridge ,and more.

Massachusetts State House

Browse through rooms of the Massachusetts State House and marvel at the historic spaces adorned with paintings, sculptures, artifacts and decorative art that celebrate the events and people who helped shape the state and the nation.

Harvard College

Founded in 1636, Harvard College is the oldest institution in higher learning in America. Tour the grounds and buildings of the college with the 28 narrated 360° tours. You can visit the dorms, libraries, education halls, centers, and much more.

Iconic Boston Fare

New England Clam Chowder

You don't have to wait for chilly weather to enjoy this delicious, creamy soup made with clams and potatoes and seasoned with bacon, celery, and onions. Epicurious's New England Clam Chowder recipe makes this a quick and easy meal for any time.

Boston Baked Beans

With the nickname of "Beantown," you will want to be sure your visit to Boston includes trying your hand at some homemade Boston Baked Beans. This Allrecipes family recipe for Boston Baked Beans is full of "old-fashioned baked bean flavor."

Boston Cream Pie

What a delicious way to round out your visit to Boston with a slice of heavenly Boston Cream Pie. While not exactly a pie in the traditional sense of the word, this dessert is created from layers of cake, a custardy filling, and covered in a chocolate glaze. Try making one from scratch with this Boston Cream Pie recipe from the Preppy Kitchen.