PRACTICAL WANDERLUST
Snowy cobblestone streets. Steaming cups of hot chocolate. Cheerful holiday lights. Boston in the winter is a snow-covered wonderland!
Whether you’re taking a frosty afternoon walk on through one of Boston’s many quaint historic streets, ice skating on a frozen outdoor pond, or warming up with a bowl of New England clam chowder and a decadent mug of hot chocolate, there’s so much to do and see in Boston in winter.
Take a guided tour of Copley Square or the Downtown Boston Freedom Trail. If you're lucky, your tour will include some falling snow!
At Neptune Oyster in Boston’s North End, you can get a mouth-watering lobster roll. Yes, even in the winter!
Frog Pond Pavillon is the most popular and iconic place to skate in Boston. Watch people whoosh by and grab some hot chocolate after!
At the SoWa Winter Festival & Holiday Market, you can wander under dazzling lights and take in alllll the holiday cheer!
Seeing the Bruins at TD Garden is a rite of passage in Boston! Go team!
Acorn Street in Beacon Hill is quintessential Boston, and in the snow it’s even better! Beacon Hill is a central and cozy place to base yourself for Boston explorations.