🇺🇸 Boston 3-Day 2-Night Full Guide 📝

A must-visit destination rich in American history and culture 🚄 Day 1: Museums + Beach Day 💐 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Student ticket: $13 🎟️ Features European classical paintings and a beautiful Chinese-style loggia — great for photos! 📸 Vibe similar to Vizcaya in Miami 🌿 🖼️ Museum of Fine Arts General admission: $27 Home to works by Monet and Van Gogh 🎨 Special exhibit on unique musical instruments — fun and fascinating! 🎻 ✅ Both museums are within walking distance and offer coat/bag storage. 🌊 Revere Beach Check the weather — go on a sunny day! ☀️ Pastel-colored sunset looks like a painting 🖼️ Arrive 15 mins before sunset for best views 📸 Photo tip: Skip the clock — shoot near the railings for a cinematic vibe 🎬 🚇 Take Blue Line to Wonderland Station → short walk to the beach & iconic clock 🕰️ Day 2: History + Shopping 🛤️ The Freedom Trail Boston’s famous historical red-brick trail 🧱 16 key sites covering the Tea Party, Massacre, slavery, Irish famine, and more 🗺️ Follow the brick line — use navigation + plan ahead ⏳ Walking time: 3–4 hours 🛍️ Newbury Street Boston’s most vibrant shopping street 🛒 Two major malls: Prudential + Copley ⛪️ Christian Science Plaza New popular spot for night views 🌃 10-min walk from Copley Day 3: Ivy League Tour 🏫 Harvard University 📱 App: “Visit Harvard” for audio guide 📚 Coop Bookstore — best university merch & coolest T-shirts! 👕 🖼️ Harvard Art Museums — free entry! Features Picasso, Monet (closed Mondays) 🏫 MIT Ultra-modern architecture — a sharp contrast to Harvard 😄 🦞 Food Recap A seafood lover’s paradise! 🐟🦐 Better than NY/CA/FL — zero disappointments! Avg dinner: $50–70 per person #Boston #BostonTravel #BostonFood #EastCoastTravel