🇺🇸 Boston Chill 3-Day Trip: 3 Museums in 3 Days

I started each day around 10 am—no rush, just good vibes! 😌 🌟 Day 1 ✅ Freedom Trail ✅ Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum I started at the Boston Tea Party Museum 🫖✨. It’s super interactive—staff dress in costume and reenact history (yes, you even get to “toss tea” into the water!). Then I walked the Freedom Trail. Key stops: 📌 Make Way for Ducklings 🦆 – Adorable statues in the Boston Public Garden 📌 Boston Common Visitor Center – Freedom Trail starting point 📌 Park Street Church 📌 Massachusetts State House 📌 Granary Burying Ground 📌 Boston’s Old City Hall 📌 Old South Meeting House 📌 Old State House 📌 Quincy Market 📌 Paul Revere Statue (in North End) North End was packed! Popular Italian restaurants had 2+ hour waits 😮… so I headed back to Chinatown for dinner. 🥢 🌟 Day 2 ✅ MFA (Museum of Fine Arts) Spent the whole day at MFA 🖼️—wrote a separate review for that! The museum closes at 5 PM, but since it stays light until around 8 PM, I went for a relaxing city walk 🚶♀️ and revisited parts of the Freedom Trail (the weather wasn’t great the first day). Dinner was at Pho Basil near Berklee College of Music—highly recommend! 🍜 🌟 Day 3 ✅ Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum ✅ Newbury Street ✅ Boston Public Library ✅ Trinity Church Arrived at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum at 11 AM 🏛️💐—stunning and Instagram-famous! Even on a Monday, the line was long. Grabbed lunch at Spring Shijian Dumpling House 🥟 nearby—tasty but a bit pricey. Then picked up Chicha San Chen milk tea near Berklee 🧋, strolled down Newbury Street 🛍️, and admired castle-like buildings and beautiful churches ⛪. I’d visited Harvard and MIT before, so I skipped them this time—but definitely add them if you’re up for more! 🎓🔬 #BostonTravel #USATravel #MuseumHopping #ChillItinerary