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  • Cape Cod Mall
  • Copley Place
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Where To Stay

WHERE TO STAY

The Westin Copley Place Hotel offers luxurious rooms, full service salon and spa an indoor pool, dining, and more in Boston's historic Back Bay.  Boston Marriott Copley Place is newly renovated and great for sophisticated travelers.  The Sheraton Boston Hotel is New England's largest hotel, just four miles from Boston's Logan Airport, close to the Financial District, Downtown Crossing, and more.

Close To It All
Close To It All

CLOSE TO IT ALL

The Institute of Contemporary Art is the oldest non-collecting contemporary arts institution in the United States. The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is a 15th century style Venetian palace created at the turn of the century by Isabella Stewart Gardner.  It contains more than 2,500 art objects including works by Rembrandt, Botticelli, Raphael, Titian, and Matisse.  The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston features more works by Monet than any museum outside of Paris, an unrivaled Japanese art collection, artifacts from Egypt and the ancient world, and American art from colonial to modern times. 

Where To Eat
Where To Eat

WHERE TO EAT

Conveniently located on the upper level of Copley Place, Legal Sea Food offers fantastic fresh seafood and panoramic views of Boston's historic South End.  For a Boston Sports Bar experience, catch a game and a great meal at Champions. All the familiar spots that your entire family will enjoy are also nearby along with countless local establishments to explore.
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What To Do
What To Do

WHAT TO DO

Boston Duck Tours offers a fully narrated, historic tour of Boston in a W.W.II style amphibious landing craft that travels on land and water.  See the historic places that made Boston the birthplace of freedom and cruise the Charles River for a breathtaking view of the Boston and Cambridge skylines.  The Boston Harbor Islands offer countless opportunities for visitors to tour historical sites, observe wildlife, and participate in recreational activities such as hiking, camping, swimming, and fishing or perhaps to enjoy a relaxing picnic lunch amid the spectacular scenery.