Boston in Spring

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Boston in Spring
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Discover Boston in Style

Boston is a city where history meets modern sophistication, offering an unforgettable blend of culture, charm, and excitement. Begin your journey with a walk along the Freedom Trail, a 2.5-mile path that takes you through 16 significant historical sites, including the Paul Revere House and Boston Common. For stunning waterfront views, head to the Boston Harbour walk, where you can explore scenic piers, parks, and lively seafood restaurants. Art and culture lovers will appreciate the Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, both home to incredible collections. Sports enthusiasts can’t miss the chance to visit Fenway Park, the iconic home of the Boston Red Sox. If shopping is on your agenda, stroll down Newbury Street, lined with designer boutiques and charming cafés.

 

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Experience Luxury in the Skies with JetBlue Mint Class

Fly to Boston in unparalleled comfort with JetBlue Mint Class, where luxury meets convenience. All suites. All aisle access. All the better to deliver our personalized, award-winning service. From the moment you step onboard, enjoy spacious seating with lie-flat suites designed for ultimate relaxation. Indulge in gourmet dining crafted by top chefs, sip on hand-selected wines, and experience personalized service that makes every moment of your journey special. JetBlue Mint offers high-speed Fly-Fi® Wi-Fi, noise-canceling headphones, and entertainment options to keep you engaged throughout the flight.

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Direct Business Class flights to Boston

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Baggage

2 checked bag per person roundtrip.

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4 NIGHTS Courtyard by Marriott

Offer Details

Based on 2 adults sharing

Travelling May 2025

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Staff Tips

  • Angel Chua

    Boston is very easy to walk around, but when your feet get tired make a beeline for the Boston Library on Copley Square. Not only is it incredibly interesting, it's an oasis of calm in this busy city. The Courtyard Café in the central quadrangle is a great place to have lunch or a coffee.

    Angel ChuaPersonal Travel Planner
  • Leah Quinn

    Boston - Check Out the Street Performers at Faneuil Hall Marketplace. You could spend the entire afternoon here.

    Leah QuinnPersonal Travel Planner
  • Claire Somers

    Boston - Chill around Boston Common: Grab a blanket and your sweetie for a relaxing afternoon enjoying the country's oldest public park.

    Claire SomersPersonal Travel Planner
  • Kristin Skinner

    Boston - There are lots of great apps you can download to guide you around the city of Boston with free audio tours, such as the National Park Service (NPS) app with its Freedom Trail audio tour.

    Kristin SkinnerPersonal Travel Planner
  • Amanda O'Brien

    Boston - Catch a free concert or movies at the Hatch Memorial Shell during the highlights of summer in the city.

    Amanda O'BrienPersonal Travel Planner
  • Angel Chua

    Boston - Famous Craft-brew pioneer Samuel Adams offers free tours and tastings at its Jamaica Plain brewery between 12:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. On the weekend, tours begin 11:30 a.m.

    Angel ChuaPersonal Travel Planner
  • Denise Walsh

    Boston - For under $5, the Swan Boats driver paddles passengers around the Public Garden Lagoon for a 15 minute peaceful cruise.

    Denise WalshPersonal Travel Planner

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Visiting Boston - FAQs

  • Is Boston good for a city break?

    Boston makes a great city break destination. One of America’s oldest cities, Boston is steeped in history yet has many lively and vibrant neighbourhoods.

    Boston is a compact city, with a mix of historic monuments and modern art and cultural experiences to enjoy it is perfect city to explore on foot with most of the major attractions within easy walking distance of one another.

    Cambridge lies just across the Charles River from Boston and is a city in its own right. Two of the most well-known universities in the world, Harvard University and MIT, are found in Cambridge. The area is full of bars, café’s, interesting shops and restaurants just waiting to be explored. Seaport by the harbour has many of Boston newest and best dining experiences, from the famous chowder to delicious Asian fusion.

    Whatever mood you’re in, a city break to Boston never disappoints!

  • When is the best time of year to visit Boston?

    You can visit Boston at any time of year and it’s beautiful. During the warm summer months, you can take in the famous Boston Harbor (where you can re-enact that legendary Tea Party) and the buzzing riverside. A summer holiday to Boston is a time of beautiful walks, easy going bike rides, concerts, and festivals. While across the bay is Cape Cod easily reached by ferry and perfect to spend a day on the beach.

    An autumn holiday to Boston (or ‘fall’ as it’s called in the US) is just as stunning, with trees and boulevards transforming into a rich rainbow of scarlet, bronze and gold. Every area has its own specific charm that you’re bound to fall in love with. Be sure to check out the scenery on a Fall Foliage Sightseeing Tour or city walking tour.

  • What is the best area to stay in Boston for tourists?

    Boston is the perfect city to explore on foot compact and with most of the major attractions within easy walking distance of one another and many charming neighbourhoods to discover. Here are some of the recommended areas to stay in Boston.

    – Downtown & Waterfront – close to financial district and where most popular historical sites are located e.g. Freedom Trail, Boston harbour etc
    – Back Bay – not too busy and close to Boston Common
    – Seaport District – new revitalized area well worth exploring
    – Cambridge – full of trendy bars, hip cafes and interesting shops and restaurants just waiting to be explored.

  • Is Boston easy to get around?

    Boston is a fairly compact city and very walkable. Most sightseeing, cultural, and entertainment destinations are easily accessible on foot.

    The “T” is Boston’s most popular public transportation option, the “T” refers to the subway, which runs throughout Boston, into Cambridge, and nearby suburbs, providing access to all the main local tourist attractions.

    Visitors can also use water taxis, land taxis, Boston’s bike-share program, and city tour trolleys. The main train line can bring you further a field to Salem (approx. 40 mins) or by ferry across to Cape Cod (approx. 90 mins)

     

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