Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Massachusetts

"Faneuil Hall is a bustling marketplace best known for its ever-changing lineup of street performers and its central location on Boston’s historic Freedom Trail. Tourists and locals alike flock to the complex’s shops and Quincy Market, featuring 30-plus food stalls selling everything from exotic coffee to fresh seafood and artisanal bread.More"

"Originally Georgian in design, the market and assembly hall went up in the early 1740s and had to be rebuilt 20 years later after a fire destroyed most of it. Charles Bulfinch designed the federal-style expansion of Faneuil Hall at the start of the 19th century."

"Boston Public Garden and Boston Common happen to be a pair of public parks, with the former being at the centre of the city and the latter being the first public park of the United States. While the two are excellent for simply taking a stroll, admiring the wildlife, monuments and fountains or riding the Swan boat, the former is also a botanical garden which showcases a variety of flora. The Victorian touch of the parks provides a romantic feel, which is why they are preferred locations for weddings."

"Adjoining Boston Common, the Public Garden is a 24-acre botanical oasis of Victorian flower beds, verdant grass and weeping willow trees shading a tranquil lagoon. The old-fashioned pedal-powered Swan Boats have been delighting children for generations. The most endearing spot in the Public Garden is the Make Way for Ducklings Statue, depicting Mrs Mallard and her eight ducklings, the main characters in the beloved book by Robert McCloskey."

"Wander around to the Public Gardens, or sit by the Frog Pond. It is a great way to enjoy the city without spending a penny."

"The route starts here in is the oldest public park in the country, and of course, it’s free. Frog Pond, which is in the park, is known for ice skating in the winter. While the skating will cost you about $20 for admission and rentals, watching others glide around the pond is always free."

"Boston Common takes the cake as this city’s most quintessential park. Take some time out to venture through America’s oldest park either by foot or by swan boat!"

"Located at Beacon Street in Back Bay, the park is the highest-rated park in Boston, boasting 4.5 stars out of 453 reviews on Yelp."

"The magnificent Venetian-style palazzo that houses this museum was home to ‘Mrs Jack’ Gardner herself until her death in 1924. A monument to one woman’s taste for acquiring exquisite art, the Gardner is filled with some 2500 priceless objects, primarily European, including outstanding tapestries and Italian Renaissance and 17th-century Dutch paintings. The four-story greenhouse courtyard is a tranquil oasis that alone is worth the price of admission."

"In our opinion, one of Boston's best kept secrets is the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. Beyond the famed robbery which stripped this museum of 9 priceless works of art, that have still not been found, it is one of the most splendid and unique museums you will ever visit. Here's a great list of other hidden gems in the city of Boston."

"A Renaissance palace imported from Italy, stuffed with precious art by its eccentric owner, and recently greatly expanded."

"As one of the oldest baseball stadiums in the United States, Fenway Park has been carefully preserved as an athletic landmark, so it has a classic, clean-cut vibe that harks back to the golden days of America’s favorite pastime. For example, did you know that Fenway Park has never been expanded?. It still seats the same number of people as it did in 1912, so it offers a close, personal view of your favorite pitchers and batters."

"Boston’s Historic Ballpark is one of the most popular destinations for kids of ALL ages. Stop for lunch at one the many sports-themed pubs and restaurants located nearby."

"In addition to their store location in Somerville, there's a Frozen Hoagies Ice Cream truck that roams around Boston in the summer time. If you are craving for more than just ice cream, hit up Frozen Hoagies for a heavenly scoop of ice cream sandwiched between two gooey cookies."

"When your Insta needs a boost, run to the closest Frozen Hoagie truck. Think thick, fluffy cookies stuffed with colorful ice cream in any and every flavor (including vegan!) you could ever imagine."

"With vegan and gluten free options, Frozen Hoagies is an ice cream truck that you should be running after this summer (and all the time to be honest)."

"Boston Society of Architects (BSA) Space is Boston's only center dedicated to the exploration of architecture and design. The space hosts exhibitions on design and architecture, architecture cruises and walking tours, and other programs and events that foster exchange between design and construction."

"A post shared by Paula (@pjphotos1008) on Oct 16, 2018 at 3:59am PDT. Armenian Heritage Park is a memorial park dedicated to the victims of the Armenian Genocide. The park is located on the Rose Kennedy Greenway between Faneuil Hall and Christopher Columbus Park."

"Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy GreenwayBoston, MA 02109(617) 803-8785. Why you’ve got to go: Is Boston good for families?. Attractions like this one, packed with family-friendly fun, indicate that it definitely is!"

"Looking for a restaurant that specializes in Roman cooking and delivers large portions perfect for families or, in some cases, voracious eaters?. If so, then it's high time to book a table at La Famiglia Giorgio's. Located in the historic North End, La Famiglia Giorgio's treats every customer that walks through their doors like family."

"A go-to for huge portions of traditional dishes at an affordable price With plates that overwhelm the table and portions that scream leftovers, you’ll be the talk of the office after reheating La Famiglia Giorgio’s lasagna for three days straight."

"For a taste of the sweeter side of the Revolution, why not drop into this historic chocolate shop, where you can learn all about the history of chocolate and how it was produced and eater during the American colonial period?. Named after the owner himself, within the shop you and your family will be able to learn all about the chocolate making process by one of the knowledgeable staff, dressed in period clothing, and also have the opportunity to sample either a historically accurate colonial style chocolate drink or a piece of the wonderful confection itself."

"If you want to see some beautiful Roman Catholic architecture in one of the most spectacular Cambridge churches, you may need to visit St. Paul Parish. Originally built between the years of 1916 to 1924, it has recently been renovated to freshen up many aspects of its structure and artwork. Paired with its magnificent construction, Reverend William T. Kelly leads the way in following Roman Catholic services that include baptism, confirmation, the Eucharist, and sacraments."

"The King’s Chapel is my favorite church in Boston to go inside–not because it is ornate, but because it is so unique among US churches. Built originally as an Anglican Church in the 18th century, the church has enclosed “boxes” instead of rows of pews. Originally, prominent families who were members of the church would have a box of their own that they would sit in each Sunday."

"Restaurants American Seaport District. On the inside, Lolita Fort Point is a dimly lit, macabre masterpiece—and on the outside, it’s a bright and airy waterfront paradise. The patio of this cocina and tequila cantina runs right alongside the channel, giving guests a front row seat to the Seaport skyline as they pound queso and sip margaritas."

"This Kendall Square brick oven pizza purveyor is known across town for its signature flatbreads, made with a focus on back-to-basics recipes using simple, high quality ingredients and 30-hour-fermented dough. The weekend brunch menu is a hearty affair with pastries from the A4 cafe like orange matcha scones and blueberry cornbread making a welcome appearance."

"A lot of people had mixed reviews on the Clam and Bacon but my friends and I ended up liking it the most. Dough is super chewy...."

"A lot of people had mixed reviews on the Clam and Bacon but my friends and I ended up liking it the most."

"Just a two-minute walk from Fenway Park, Cask n’ Flanagan is a favorite location for students and sports enthusiasts alike. With multiple TVs and a passionate and enthusiastic crowd, do not miss a Red Sox or Patriots home game here. Established in 1969, Cask n’ Flanagan is a family-run restaurant and sees a lot of regulars and inquisitive tourists."

"The Cask n Flagon is a welcoming place, with lots of room to enjoy the big game, and an outdoor patio to savor a little sunshine on a nice afternoon. Serving standard sports bar favorites, it never hurts to indulge in a a few of the menu items. Basic burgers get beefed up with special toppings while pizzas and salads attempt to be a bit fancy."