Boston is one of America's most walkable and historic cities, where revolutionary landmarks, waterfront views, world-class dining, and vibrant neighborhoods come together. Whether you're attending the AAGL Global Congress for a few days or extending your stay, Boston offers unforgettable experiences around every corner.

Explore the Waterfront

Boston Harbor offers scenic walking paths, outdoor dining, public art, and breathtaking views of the city skyline. The Harborwalk is perfect for a morning run or evening stroll.

Stroll Through Boston Common & Public Garden

America's oldest public park is a beautiful place to relax, take photos, or enjoy a ride on the iconic Swan Boats. In the fall, the colorful foliage creates a spectacular backdrop.

Walk the Freedom Trail

Follow the famous 2.5-mile red-brick path through 16 historic sites that tell the story of America's founding. Highlights include the Massachusetts State House, Old North Church, Paul Revere House, and Faneuil Hall.

Experience Fenway Park

Home of the Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park is one of the most beloved and historic ballparks in the country. Even non-baseball fans enjoy the behind-the-scenes tours.

Discover Beacon Hill

One of Boston's most charming neighborhoods, featuring cobblestone streets, gas lanterns, historic brownstones, and the famous Acorn Street.

North End

Boston's Little Italy is packed with authentic restaurants, cafés, bakeries, and historic sites. It's the perfect neighborhood for an afternoon of exploring and dining.

Seaport District

Boston's newest waterfront neighborhood features rooftop bars, innovative restaurants, public spaces, and stunning harbor views.

Back Bay

Home to elegant architecture, shopping, and many of Boston's premier hotels, Back Bay combines classic Boston charm with modern energy.

Local Favorites

• New England clam chowder
• Lobster rolls
• Fresh oysters
• Boston cream pie
• Italian cuisine in the North End

Don't Miss

• Dining along the waterfront
• Exploring the North End's famous bakeries and cafés
• Sampling local seafood at Quincy Market

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

Historic architecture combined with shopping, restaurants, and street performers.

Newbury Street

Eight blocks of boutiques, galleries, cafés, and designer shops in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood.

Seaport District

Boston's newest hotspot for dining, shopping, nightlife, and harbor views.

Prudential Center

Features upscale retailers, diverse restaurants, and stunning city views from the iconic Skywalk area in the heart of Back Bay.