🔴 Boston Travel Guide: An Unforgettable 2-Day Experience

——— Day 1: Campus Day 🎓 ——— 📍 Harvard University Classic liberal arts trifecta: rub John Harvard’s foot for luck 🦶, explore museums 🖼️, and shop for souvenirs 🛍️. Law students can add Harvard Law School; biz students can visit HBS. 📍 MIT Walk from the futuristic Stata Center to the iconic Great Dome 🏛️. The quirky architecture and sculptures along the way are a tribute to nerd romance 🤖❤️. 📍 Revere Beach Instagram-famous spot 🌅 – peaceful shoreline, sunset glow, crying seagulls, and the timeless clock. Perfect for photos! 📸 ——— Day 2: Museum Day 🖼️——— 📍 MFA (Museum of Fine Arts) One of the top 5 art museums in the U.S. 🎨 Fun digital interactions – design your own coin or pottery! Tip: Bank of America cardholders get free entry on the first weekend of every month. 📍 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum A wealthy art lover’s mansion 💎✨ The courtyard garden is even prettier than the art – go on a sunny day! 🌸☀️ 📍 Fan Pier Park Boston’s “new downtown” by the sea 🌃 Sparkling city lights reflect on the water – both lively and peaceful. 📍 Boston Common + Public Garden Two iconic parks separated only by a street 🍃 Perfect for a post-dinner stroll along the Freedom Trail. ✨ If you have a Day 3: Whale watching (May–Nov) 🐋 New England Aquarium 🐠 Explore BU Campus 🎒 ——— Food Guide 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 ——— 📍 Peach Farm A legendary spot for Boston students post-party 🍻 Authentic Hong Kong-style flavors that taste like home 😭❤️ We loved it so much we ate there two days in a row! Must-order: wok-tossed lobster, duck tongue, crispy skin duck 🦆🦞 📍 Tatte Bakery & Café A beloved local chain with long lines – for good reason! 🥐☕ Great pastries, brunch, coffee. Almost nothing disappoints. New York – take notes! 📝 📍 Hourly Oyster House Near Harvard – perfect for lunch after campus touring 🦪 We were blown away by the fresh seafood and generous portions. Even asked the waiter, “Did you give us extra??” 😂 Must-try: lobster roll, oysters, clam chowder 🥖🍲 #Boston #BostonTravel #StudyAbroad #BostonFood