What To Do In Boston In Winter

Located on the 50th floor of The Prudential Building, the Skywalk Observatory boasts one of the best aerial views of the city of Boston and its surrounding area. While this view is beautiful all year long, during the winter months the Skywalk Observatory offers a unique view of the snow-covered streets and rooftops as well as the frozen Charles River. Offering guests a 360-degree panoramic view of the Greater Boston Area, drop by to learn more about the history of the city through their interactive and educational exhibits. For those looking to dine in style, the Top of the Hub (located on the 52nd floor) allows guests to enjoy this spectacular view while dining and listening to jazz music.

Discover the hub of arts and culture in downtown Boston at the Citi Wang or Citi Shubert Theaters during your stay in Boston. With a wide selection of cultural and artistic programming, there is a live performance or show to enjoy at their theaters on every night of the week. The perfect escape on a cold winter’s evening, the Citi Performing Arts Center has an affordable selection of cultural programming and contemporary concerts.

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Explore the historic side of Boston by foot along the 2.5-mile brick route that takes you on a journey through the significant sites that led to the creation of the Untied States of America. Learn from engaging guides about the American Revolution as you walk through the museums, meetinghouses, churches and burying grounds that have helped to shape the country’s rich history. Be sure to dress warmly as this tour takes you along the snowy streets of Boston to see these historic sites first-hand. After your tour, be sure to swing back to the Old State House and some of the other spots for a closer look into the cultural landmarks still present in Boston.

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As one of the most iconic symphony halls known worldwide for their exquisite acoustics and renowned ensembles, the Boston Symphony Orchestra has an engaging full-range of musical programming year-round to please guests of all ages and interests. While their summer home is in Tanglewood, enjoy one of the best concert halls and selection of musical programming in the heart of downtown Boston.

If you are looking for a spot to listen to contemporary jazz while enjoying delicious eats, then look no further than The Beehive. This highly acclaimed restaurant and bar embodies the eclectic bohemian nature of this artistic community in a elegant space. They serve comfort food dishes fused together in a laid-back alternative atmosphere. The cozy basement bar and restaurant offers you a jovial spot filled with delicious eats and beautiful jazz music on a cold winter’s night.

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And lastly, Boston is also a city known for their exceptional collection of museums and historic attractions. There is no better way to take a break from the cold than to spend a couple of hours indoors roaming the museum halls. For those families traveling with children, the award-winning Boston Children’s Museum is an exceptional educational experience for children to learn, play, explore and create in a state-of-the-art facility. For those looking for a seaside history lesson, the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is a must-see spot for tourists of any age.

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