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"The Mandarin Oriental, Boston is located in the desirable Back Bay neighborhood. Within a short walk, you have access to everything that the Back Bay has to offer, like the Boston Public Library, Newbury Street, and access to boutiques, fine dining, and more!. Holding both the AAA Five Diamond and the Forbes Five-Star awards, the Mandarin Oriental, Boston offers the perfect blend of modern luxury and style in its 148 comfortable guest rooms."

"This massive 16,000 square foot day spa in Back Bay is one of Boston’s best. The treatments here offer a holistic approach combining modern techniques with Eastern traditional therapies. As soon as you step into the spa, you know you are in for something special."

"Earlier this spring, we told you about G2O’s move two blocks from their original space on Newbury Street expanding to a massive 17,000 square foot space on Exeter Street. The Back Bay standout keeps getting better more than two decades later. This is the place to come for a day of indulgence."

"And over in Back Bay, check out G2O Spa & Salon, which has earned four stars out of 394 reviews on Yelp. You can find the day spa, nail salon and hair salon at 33 Exeter St. (between Boylston and Newbury streets)."

"Christine’s Electrology & Day Spa strives to be the most unique spa on the South Shore in a caring, nurturing, casually elegant atmosphere. Special attention is given to each client by our highly specialized licensed staff. We pride ourselves on making each and every visit as relaxing, renewing and restorative as possible."

"Bellisimo European Day Spa was founded in 1985 by Bella Krashenny. Bella wanted to bring her 27-year experience of working in the beauty industry to the Worcester community. Always being interested in modern approaches to beauty, styling and relaxation, she based the spa salon on those principals."

"If your skin is feeling a little blue after the long winter – or if you are – stop by Bluemercury to pamper yourself with one of their famous oxygen facials, or just browse their extensive collection of beauty and skincare products."

"The nation’s oldest commissioned naval ship is still operated by the U.S. Navy and is open to visitors daily; it’s also a stop on the Boston Freedom Trail. Don’t miss the museum located across the pier for more history and information about the legendary vessel, which has served the country since 1797."

"Winner of all 40 sea battles in which she fought, “Old Ironsides” is one of the six original frigates that made up the United States Navy."

"The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA), located on the waterfront in Boston, is undoubtedly a gem along the Harborwalk – an inviting public walkway around the Boston Harbor with its parks, public art, seating areas, restaurants and more. Perfect for contemporary art lovers, the ICA is organized in sections: one large rotating exhibition that changes every few months, a few smaller rotating displays and its permanent collection. Each exhibit aims is distinctive and is usually themed around the work of one artist or a particular topic."

"Next is a must-visit art museum in Boston, the Institute of Contemporary Art!. When it was first founded, it was called the Boston Museum of Modern Art but has since changed its name. The mission has always stayed the same, though: educating and showcasing contemporary art to the masses."

"The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston Diller Scofidio + Renfro Architects. Photo: Wikimedia Commons (. Our Boston architecture tour starts in the up-and-coming Seaport District of Boston, home to one of the city’s most famous art museums: The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA)."

"The Massachusetts Historical Society is a major historical archive. The museum specializes in early American, Massachusetts, and New England history. Today their large collection includes Adams Family Papers (1639-1889), Jefferson's handwritten copy of the Declaration of Independence, approximately 12,000 biographies as well as newspapers, fine art works, and much more."

"1154 Boylston St, Boston, MA | Hours: Monday – Saturday: 10 am – 4 pm. Massachusetts Historical Society’s extraordinary collections tell the story of America through millions of rare and unique documents, artifacts, and irreplaceable national treasures. Admission to the Massachusetts Historical Society is always free and open to the public."

"The Massachusetts Historical Society collects, preserves and makes available to the public manuscripts and artifacts related to the state. The society has a large collection of papers and letters from historical figures and politicians from Massachusetts. They also publish books and loan their materials to other museums and libraries."

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"Fine wine and exquisite food, plus live jazz or blues five or so evenings every week. A perennial Boston oenophile favorite. Wine tastings paired with food on Tuesday nights at 7 pm."

"Beantown Pub offers the best fine pub dining and casual drinking experience in the heart of downtown Boston. Join us for a burger and beer today!"

"Though this Lebanese restaurant in North Cambridge isn’t exclusively vegetarian, its veggie options are so good that it has nonetheless become a popular spot for local herbivores. Their falafel is crispy, and they serve some of the smoothest house-made hummus in the area. The most popular vegetarian dishes include their kibby and grape leaves, available as both appetizers and entrees."