Boston

Nightlife & Bars

Wander along the same cobblestone streets as Paul Revere once did, pass through bustling markets where Sam Adams peddled the idea of revolution. Visit historic bars that have been frequented by Bostonians for hundreds of years. Revisit the story of America's birth and raise a glass as you learn the importance of beer in the founding of America. This historic pub crawl reveals hidden history about the events leading up to the revolutionary war and takes you where it all started: taverns. The four historic taverns visited on the tour are in the Faneuil Hall area and provide a wonderful backdrop as expert guides tell stories about Boston's rebellious past that helped lead to America's independence. Each tavern dates back at least to the 1800's, several even further which includes America's oldest tavern! At each tavern your guide will recommend beer as unique as the history of the city. Most of the beers are exclusively served in Boston and several can only be found in the taverns visited on the tour!

Hop aboard the Sir Winston, a luxurious yacht docked behind the historic Boston Harbor Hotel, for a lovely evening of live music and drinks. Enjoy a sunset cruise filled with amazing views of the city skyline as the sun sets and provides beautiful colors that create the perfect atmosphere. Dance to the upbeat music played live by a DJ on one of the largest and most spacious rooftop decks in Boston. Alternatively, sit back on the deck below, which is a quieter lounge with couch seating and outside access. Take in the club-like vibes and purchase your own drinks from one of the two full bars open on deck. Get lost in the music as you float along the harbor in the company of your friends.

This informative 3.5-hour walking tour visits some of New England’s most historic landmarks, as well as two of Boston's most historic taverns. The tour begins in Boston's oldest neighborhood, the North End. Board a public ferry for a round-trip ride to the Charlestown Navy Yard. Here, you'll see the USS Constitution aka "Old Ironsides", and Bunker Hill Monument. Walk through the Blackstone Block, and discover the true location of the "Boston Stone". See the Old State House, Faneuil Hall, and Quincy Market. The tour includes two tavern visits and one drink at each stop plus snacks.

Embark on an outing for two with a romantic picnic lunch and bicycle rental in East Boston. Grab everything you'll need for your picnic and set out on the back of a bike to seek out the perfect outdoor spot. Choose between a tandem bicycle and a Surrey cycle, a 4-wheel bike with a single bench that is ideal for some one-on-one time with your significant other. Take your pre-packed lunch with you and set out on your bicycle tour. Start in Bremen Park and glide down the East Boston Greenway. Stop anytime, at any place of your choosing for a picnic. Your picnic kit includes a blanket and a picnic basket complete with plates, napkins and utensils, a craving box of chips, fruit snacks, and cookies; bottled water, and sparkling cider.