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The 21 Most Instagrammable Places in Boston (2022 Guide with Map)

There are so many great places to visit around this world, and when you travel, you’re wanting to capture those Instagrammable shots. Well, on our recent trip to Boston, we discovered that there are plenty of Instagrammable spots in Boston that you’ll want to capture, but it all comes down to if you have enough time.

On our family trip to Boston, we found such rich history and wished we had the time to see it all. But I was able to stop at a few places and capture some amazing shots that I am really excited to share with you all.

Before arriving in Boston, I made a list of all of the places that I wanted to visit, and with the itinerary we had, I actually discovered places that I didn’t think to add to my list of Instagrammable places in Boston previously.

So let’s just say that list went out the window a little bit, but even though I didn’t get to visit all of the places, I kept them as note to provide you with this extensive guide that you can use to tour around Boston and grab your shot. I’ve also included a map to give you easy ability to navigate to all of the places. Pro Tip : Use the Boston Trolly to get around Boston and reach all of these places for a small fee.

Map of LOCATIONS IN BOSTON

1. boston public library.

The Boston Public Library was the first free municipal library in America with the original building actually being a school house. Today, you can walk into the Boston Public Library and find yourself in the “old library” or the “new library” depending on where you enter. Bates Hall is easily accessed on the top floor after you’ve climbed the grand, beautiful staircase. But keep note that Babes Hall is a reading room where you’ll find many students studying.

2. Rouvalis Flowers

Beacon Hill is filled with such amazing areas to take photos including the famous Rouvalis Flowers. It’s a beautiful and iconic flower shop and because the florals being sold are seasonal each time you visit, you’ll have a new display to take photos in front of. Looking at some of the other Instagram photos of others who visited Boston and took photos at Rouvalis, it looks like we all visited different locations because each time there have been different arrangements.

3. Acorn Street

Located in Beacon Hill, you’ll find Acorn Street. It is one of the most photographed streets in Boston and is one of the few streets left in Boston that is still made of cobblestone. There are so many unique shots that you can take on this street as you find yourself walking up and down it. It’s so quaint and adorable, and it’s a must stop place in Boston.

4. Louisburg Square

Louisburg Square is another must visit place in Beacon Hill. This residential area sits right near Acorn Street and is less than a two minute walk. It has amazing brownstones that is surrounded by scenic greenery with some of the brownstones being covered with with beautiful ivy and florals. The roads in front of the brownstones are cobblestone so not only are the photos beautiful in front of the houses, but they are great while standing on the street.

5. Boston Public Garden

The Boston Public Garden is a place where you’ll end up in no matter how much you try to walk away from it, but it’s a gorgeous place for not only visiting to take photos, but to relax and enjoy the activities in the area. In the center of the park, you can take a little ride on the swans that take you around the man-made pond during the warmer months. You can also take photos with the beautiful bridge, around the beautiful florals, near the duckling statues, or almost in any corner of the park.

6. Mary Baker Eddy Library

The Mary Baker Eddy Library is another location to visit because of it’s scenic outdoors such as visiting the Christian Science Fountain Plaza, and the beauty of the architecture that you’ll find indoors. At the library, you’ll be able to go and experience the mapparium – which is a stained glass globe that you are able to walk into and listen to a little show. Inside the mapparium, you are not able to take photos or video, but there is a “selfie wall” set up outside that you can take photos. The show is one that you have to experience and it is quite beautiful. But also, don’t limit yourself to just that selfie wall and the mapparium, make sure to look around the entire library and marvel at its beauty.

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7. Seaport District

If you’re staying in the Seaport District, I recommend walking around the area during one of the days and not only get a lay of the land and visit some of the great places to eat and grab some drinks, but also to find some of the back roads and picturesque areas to take some amazing shots. You’ll find an array of backdrops such as brick buildings, the water way, scenic building backgrounds, and so much more.

8. Harborwalk

Along the waterfront, you can walk the Boston Harborwalk. This 43-mine linear park alongside the shoreline is found on both sides of the river and connects you to museums, parks, beaches, hotels, stores and restaurants. Depending on which side you are on, you can get a different type of shot. If you’re on the side near the Intercontinental Hotel, you’ll get a backdrop of the Seaport District and if you’re on the side near the Boston Children’s Museum, you’ll get a backdrop of downtown area.

9. Union Park

Brownstones are found almost everywhere in Boston, and if you head to Boston’s South End neighborhood, you’ll find Union Park and the rows of brownstones that line the area.

10. State Street Provisions

If you’re over near the New England Aquarium, stop over at State Street Provisions to not only grab a bit to eat and a great cocktail, but to take some photos in this quaint restaurants with a modern aesthetic. The restaurants has amazing lighting and the seating is just what you need to take a photo with a cocktail in hand.

11. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

A popular place to visit in Boston to take pictures is the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. The museum itself features entire art collection of Isabella Stewart Gardner and wraps around a central atrium. When Isabella, herself, lived in the home, she resided on the fourth floor and arranged her collection of sculptures, books, painting, and other pieces of art on the floors below her. Many people visit the museum to tour and view the amazing collection and to enjoy the beautiful atmosphere of the atrium. This museum is not free to the public, so make sure to check the website for ticket prices.

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12. Marshall Street

Marshall Street is another location in Boston that has cobblestone roads. Here, you can find Boston’s oldest restaurant, the Union Oyster House, and the oldest bar in the United States, the Bell In Hand Tavern. With the old pubs and unique architecture, you can truly see the British influence which is every-so-present in the history of Boston. There is also a moral in the area alongside one of the buildings that announces that, yes, you are in Boston.

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13. Brattle Book Shop

The Brattle Book Shop is known as “One of American’s Oldest and Largest Antiquarian Book Shops”. The bookshop itself has an indoor and outdoor area with the outdoor portion of the book shop being the location where many enjoy taking pictures outside. The outdoor section, located in the alley next door, is filled with discount books – making it a great place to visit at the end of your trip to grab a book to enjoy while you travel home.

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14. Tatte Bakery

If you’re kicking off your day of places to take photos at the most Instagrammable places in Boston, start at the Tatte Bakery & Cafe. You can grab yourself a delicious breakfast including a fresh cup of coffee to kick of your day and enjoy the aesthetic. Keep note that there are multiple locations in the Boston area. On the map, I’ve included a location that is close to some of the other spots in this guide, but, if there is one closer to you for your early morning breakfast, aim to go to the closest so you can get there early before the location fills up.

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15. Citrus & Salt

We all love restaurants that are super Instagrammable because you can snap a great photo while also being able to sit down and grab a meal and some cocktails. Citrus & Salt is one of those hot spots that you should visit while in Boston. Not only is the pink coastal aesthic a great backdrop for photos, but the cocktails are also ones that you’ll want to snap a picture of. The location is very popular and can get really busy, so if you’re planning on putting this on your itinerary, make sure to make a reservation. Additionally, when you feel that it’s time for a bathroom break, bring your phone with you to snap photos with the cute mirror and wallpaper.

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16. Fenway Park

If you’re a baseball fan, you’ll definitely want to make your way over to Fenway Park. Fenway park is the United State’s oldest baseball stadium and depending on when you are visiting, you may be able to score some tickets.

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17. Terra at Eataly

Add Eataly to your Boston itinerary and head up to the third floor. there, you’ll find a hanging plants and wooden decor that would challenge any outdoor eating area. The aesthetic rivals a greenhouse and the skylight ceilings allow you to bask in the sunlight without having to sit out and feel the heat or suffer the cold depending on when you go.

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18. Harvard Square

Boston is an area filled with many college students because of the colleges and universities in the area. Harvard Square, which is located right by Harvard, is an iconic place to visit as well as walking around Harvard’s campus. Though Harvard Square is located in Cambridge, it is not a far trek to get from Boston to Cambridge and back again. If you have time, also make sure to visit the Harvard Museum of Natural History and see what exhibits are being hosted. You may be find yourself being able to experience a unique exhibit that is more Instagrammable than the outside.

19. Dewey Square

Boston has some great murals around the city, but if you’re looking for one that may not not been seen by the person who visited last year or even last season, head over to Dewey Square Park and check out the rotating mural installation. The mural is located at the end of Rose Kennedy Greenway park and is the perfect backdrop for some amazing Instagram photos.

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20. Lookout Rooftop

In the evening after you’re winding down, but you still want some Instagrammable shots of Boston, head over to Lookout Rooftop to enjoy amazing views of the Boston skyline and some great drinks.

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21. Boston Athenaeum

The Boston Athenaeum is the oldest library in Boston and is one of the hidden gems of the city – especially when it comes to Instagrammable places in Boston. In this private library, you’ll find book shelves and an aesthetic that rivals the fictional one you see in Beauty and the Beast (well, not as large, but you get what I’m saying). This library is not free to enter like the Boston Public Library, and you’ll pay around $10 to access, and make sure to check out the website to see whether it is best to take the tour to see the majority of the library or if you can get into the areas that you would like without having to take one.

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22. Worchester Street

Worchester Street is one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston to take photos near gorgeous houses. On the map I’ve included, it links to a public garden in the area, but if you’re looking to take photos outside the house, map yourself to 140 Worchester Street and make sure to be respectful of the residents.

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12 of Boston’s Most Instagrammable Places

• November 20, 2019
• Lifestyle , Most Instagrammable , Travel

Are you looking for Boston’s most instagrammable places? Here are 12 of Boston’s best Instagram worthy spots.

Last weekend, Karya and I traveled to Boston for the first time. We’ve been traveling together this past year exploring different cities in the US and building Instagram guides. We both put Boston on our travel bucket list at the beginning of 2019 so we were excited to visit this historic city. We researched, scrolled through Instagram and we decided to visit some of Boston’s Most Instagrammable places.

Here are 12 of Boston’s Most Instagrammable Places:

1. the hello boston mural at primark.

Address: 10 Summer Street Boston MA 02110

Have you ever shopped at Primark before? This Dublin based retailer opened its store in Boston in 2015.  You can find this mural at the entrance of the store. Karya and I picked up a few things at Primark and then snapped some photos on the way out of the store.

2. Brattle Book Shop

Address: 9 West Street Boston MA 02111

The Brattle Book Shop originally opened in 1825. It’s one of the oldest and largest antiquarian book shops in the United States. The bookshop has been owned by the Gloss family since 1949. You can find over 250,000 books, prints, maps, and other products.

One of the coolest thing about the bookshop is the outdoor area where books are sold. You can find discount books between $1 and $5.

3. Citrus & Salt

Address: 142 Berkeley Street Boston MA 02116

If you’re looking for an Instagram worthy restaurant in Boston, you have to check out Citrus & Salt. The pink walls, the lights, the chairs, and even the bathrooms are adorable. This coastal Mexican restaurant was one of my favorite food stops in Boston.

Karya and I stopped here for a late lunch. We grabbed chips, guacamole, and lobster tacos. The food was delicious! Just a warning though – this restaurant gets really busy on the weekends. We highly recommend setting up a reservation if you plan to go between Friday-Sunday.

I also recommend stopping by the bathrooms! One bathroom has really dark skull wallpaper and the other bathroom has this fun decal on the mirror plus this white skull/floral wallpaper.

4. The Revolution Hotel

Address: 40 Berkeley St, Boston, MA 02116

During my weekend in Boston, I collaborated and stayed with the Revolution Hotel. I absolutely loved the co-working space at the lower level of the hotel. I also loved the white telephone, typewriters, and other machine and Knick knacks installment on the lobby.

5. Boston Public Library

Address: 700 Boylston Street Boston MA 02116

The Boston Public Library was established in 1848 as the first free municipal library in America. While the original building of the Boston Public Library was a school house, a new location was commissioned in 1854. In 1858, the BPL opened its doors at 55 Boylston Street. The library was relocated and reopened at the corner of Boylston and Dartmouth in 1880.

Bates Hall is the iconic reading room on the second floor of the Boston Public Library. The room is named in honor of a London merchant banker Joshua Bates. He donated $100,000 to the library in 1852. I would recommend checking out Bates Hall and the outdoor courtyard!

6. Acorn Street

Address: Acorn Street Boston MA 01208

If you’re looking for one of the best photo spots in Boston, I recommend stopping by Beacon Hill and checking out Acorn Street. This adorable street is one of the few places to have actual cobblestones on the street. In the 19 th century, this street was home to artisans and trades people.

7. Louisburg Square

Address: 10 Louisburg Square 01208

Just up the street from Acorn Street is Louisburg Square. The square was named after the 1745 Battle of Louisbourg. The Greek revival homes in the square housed the upper class in Beacon Hill in the 19 th century.

8. Faneuil Hall Market Place

Address: 206 S Market Boston MA 01209

Can you believe Fanuil Hall opened in the mid 1700s? Boston’s wealthiest merchant Peter Faneuil built the marketplace as a gift to Boston. Today there are four major areas that create Faneuil Hall: the Quincy Market (where this dome is located), North Market, South Market, and of course Faneuil Hall.

If you’re looking for a place to eat or shop, I recommend stopping by Faneuil Hall!

9. Café Susu in Suitsupply

Address: 240A Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116

If you’re looking for an Instagrammable coffee shop in Boston, I highly recommend stopping by Café Susu in the basement of Suitsupply. I was so excited when I found this spot on Yelp.

Karya and I ended up grabbing avocado salmon toast and tea for breakfast Sunday morning. We came right at 10:30am when they opened and had about 10-15 min to ourselves to take photos while we waited for our food.

10. Isabella Gardner Museum

Address: 25 Evans Way Boston MA 02115

The Isabella Gardner Museum was one of my favorite stops in Boston. Isabella began building this museum in 1899 and completed the project in 1901. She personally arranged the works of arts in the first three floors of the museum and lived on the fourth floor.

Isabella had an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, rare books, and other art pieces. You can learn more about Isabella’s history on the museum website .

11. Mapparium in the Mary Baker Eddy Library

Address: 200 Massachusetts Ave Boston MA 02115

Full disclosure – you CANNOT take photos inside the giant globe of the Mapparium. They do have a selfie wall you can take photos in front of. I still wanted to include Mapparium on the list because it was such a cool experience to step into a massive glass globe with a map of the 1930s.

12. Boston Public Gardens

Address: 4 Charles Street Boston MA 02116

I didn’t realize that the Boston Public Gardens included the Boston Common, the Public Garden (one of the oldest botanical gardens in the US), and the Commonwealth Avenue Mall. Karya and I walked over the bridge and got to enjoy the last of the fall colors all around the park.

I hope you found this list of Boston’s most instagrammable places helpful!

What other places would you recommend seeing in boston.

Thank you for reading!

Photos:  Karya Schanilec

4 Comments on 12 of Boston’s Most Instagrammable Places

Oh I loved getting to know Boston through your photos. The city has so much character!

Great Blog!Wow. This looks like an exhaustive guide to instagrammable places in Boston. I never knew so much about it… I loved your photos! I would surely want to explore it.

Awesome article. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for sharing! I am going there this weekend and will follow your recommendations. I was looking everywhere on the internet for a list like this one you created. Not only you gave us great ideas of where to take pictures in Boston, but I also loved your photo poses. The perfect combination!

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16 of the most Instagrammable places to visit in Boston

By Aubree West

Published on Jan 22, 2020

Let’s be real. If you plan your trips around where you can snap your next Insta pic, you’re not alone. We all low-key love exploring new destinations that will get us the coolest content.

Known as one of the most historic cities in the US, Boston is full of great food, sports events, and some of the best museums. Heading to Boston soon? Well, you’re in luck, because Boston will give you the most beautiful grid content – oh and an amazing vacation. Here’s our countdown of the most Instagrammable places in Boston…

16. Boston Public Garden

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A walk through the Boston Public Garden will give you posts for days. Exploring this garden and expect beautiful backdrops for your pics no matter the season. Stop by the iconic bridge, the famous duckling statues or hop on swan boats across the lagoon. If you are visiting in spring or summertime this garden is a dream, full of thousands of blooming tulips and roses!

15. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

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If you love art, the Gardner Museum is just the place for you. This iconic museum holds Isabella Stewart Gardner’s art collection full of European, Asian, and American pieces. Be sure to stop by the courtyard, where the plant display changes monthly and over 10,000 plants grow in a greenhouse waiting for their turn at the museum.

14. Citrus & Salt

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Hello pastel pink boho-chic interiors, flower-patterned floors, and eclectic barstools. If you are looking for Insta-worthy restaurants, be sure to pop over to Citrus & Salt for delicious Mexicali food and stay for an impromptu photoshoot. This place is incredibly popular and built with IG in mind, so much so the bathrooms are the perfect place for a mirror selfie.

13. Acorn Street

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Rumor has it, Acorn Street is the most photographed street in Boston. That alone makes it worth visiting but this charming narrow street actually lives up to the hype. If you are looking for Boston, you’ll find it in this cobblestone street with cute window boxes and historic brick homes. Pro tip: it is a touristy spot so show up early and maybe don’t wear heels.

12. Tatte Bakery

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Step up your Insta-game by stopping by this lovely café. Tatte Bakery has a dozen locations in the Boston area so you’ll definitely encounter one around town. Each bakery is bright and airy inside with black and white subway tiles, fun flooring and marbled bistro tables. And the glass displays of handmade pastries are both drool-worthy and picture-worthy.

11. Fenway Park

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Fenway Park is the oldest baseball stadium in the US. Enough said. Even if you aren’t a fan of the sport or have no idea what baseball is… it is a must-see as it’s officially one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston.

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10. terra at eataly.

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Head to the third floor of Eataly and get all the houseplant inspo you need. With hanging plants galore and wood accents, visiting Terra is like transporting yourself to a tropical destination (or a greenhouse). Skylight ceilings mean you’ll get A+ lighting and greenery-filled snaps, plus it’s the perfect place to escape the chilly Boston winter.

9. Harvard Square

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This square is located right by Harvard, the oldest university in the US and one of the most prestigious in the world. Hop in and out of shops, restaurants and theaters. Although technically this is located in Cambridge – the short ride from the city is worth it.

8. Blackbird Doughnuts

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Boston and doughnuts go hand in hand. So much so, there’s an entire donut named after the city and we’re talking about the Boston Crème. Seriously, you can’t leave this city without trying one and stopping at infamous Blackbird Doughnuts won’t disappoint. The shop front is all modern monochrome with pops of pink. It’s totally gram-worthy but the handcrafted donuts take center stage.

7. Boston Harborwalk

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Walk the waterfront and stop wherever you want. The Boston Harborwalk is an almost continuous, 43-mile linear park along Boston’s shoreline. You can do some many things as the Harborwalk connects you to a dozen museums, over 40 parks, seven beaches and tons of restaurants and stores.

6. Café Susu

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Café Susu is a 100% one of the most Instagrammable cafes in Boston, located downstairs in Suit Supply. Green velvet seats + funky wallpaper = picture-perfect. A visit to this hideout will give you a whole lot of of lattés and likes.

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5. dewey square.

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Dewey Square Park has rotating mural installations that make it perfect for street art lovers. Located at the end of Rose Kennedy Greenway park, it’s a hotspot during the summer and beautiful for year-round feed photos.

4. Bunker Hill Monument

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The Bunker Hill Monument stands 221 feet tall and is a stop along the Freedom Trail, which marks the site of the first major battle in the American Revolution. You can climb the 294 steps to the top and get an amazing view of the Boston skyline. What’s better than taking in some local history while enjoying one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston?!

3. Boston Common

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Boston Common is the oldest park in the US! Noticing a trend? Boston has a LOT of history. This urban park has a jaw-dropping garden, monuments and Frog Pond. Don’t miss this one, it’s packed with Instagrammable spots and the pond turns into an ice rink during winter.

2. Lookout Rooftop

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Take in some of THE best panoramic views of the Boston skyline and harbor, all while sipping on handcrafted cocktails. During winter, this outdoor rooftop bar doesn’t close – they just add heated igloos of course… It’s seriously the coolest!

1. Commonwealth Avenue Mall

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It’s our number ONE most Instagrammable place in Boston for a reason. Get away from the tourists and go totally local with a stroll down Commonwealth Avenue. Visiting this area is awesome if you’re looking for a quiet spot to get some chill vibes in such a busy city. The gorgeous homes are #goals and these IG pics will give all your friends complete FOMO.

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Happy August! This blog post is going to cover the most Instagrammable  places in Boston! Boston has been my home for the past 23 years, although I’ve gotten to know the city especially well this past year. I’ve spent the past year exploring Boston more than ever before, and even became a tour guide through Airbnb , guiding people from around the world along the Freedom Trail on my History and Photo Tour ! Unfortunately, I have to put these tours on pause for awhile because I’m moving to Charleston, SC for grad school, but hopefully I’ll pick them back up at some point. Boston is such a charming, historical city with so many hidden gems. I highly recommend walking around and exploring on foot. Hopefully this guide of the most Instagrammable places in Boston gives you some fun photo ideas for your visit!

Disclaimer: This blog post is sponsored by Staypinneapple Boston , a boutique hotel chain located in Boston’s South End neighborhood. I stayed here in July and created some content for them, and am working with them on this post! I highly recommend staying here next time you’re in Boston. As always, all opinions written below are my own. 

1. Union Park

Located in Boston’s South End neighborhood, Union Park sits in one of the most charming streets in Boston. Here you’ll find rows and rows of brownstones, neighborhood parks, and even the occasional french bulldog!

2. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

This is my favorite museum in the world! Isabella Stewart Gardner was a modern-day girl boss,  traveling the world solo and building up her own pristine art collection. After she passed, this museum opened in her honor and features her entire collection. The museum wraps around a center atrium that has been featured in several travel publications in the past. It’s definitely the most Instagrammable  place in Boston!

Pro-tip: Watch “This Is A Robbery” on Netflix before visiting to learn about the art heist that happened here in 1990!

3. Acorn Street

Acorn Street is the official most photographed street in Boston. Trust me, I’m a tour guide… this is a fact! You can’t leave Boston without strolling through Beacon Hill and snapping a photo here.

Fun fact: Notice the divots near the curb on either side? These tracks aren’t from car tires, but wagon wheels! This road is over 200 years old and is one of the only original streets in Boston. I think it really adds to the charm of the neighborhood!

4. Fan Pier

Fan Pier is located in Boston’s newest neighborhood, the Seaport! This area is super fun to grab a drink in and offers a great view of the Boston harbor and skyline. Stroll along Fan Pier for this photo.

5. Cisco Brewers

Cisco sits along Seaport Blvd right in the Seaport District and is the perfect place to grab a drink. This beer garden also makes for a fun photo opportunity.

Pro-tip: There’s no happy hour deals in Boston, so don’t expect a discount at 5! You can expect a line though.

6. Tatte Bakery

This local chain definitely wins the award for the most Instagrammable  place in Boston in terms of restaurants! The white interior + aesthetically pleasing lattes won’t disappoint if you’re a coffee lover.

7. Old State House

Even if the interior of the Old State House isn’t super Instagrammable , this shot definitely is! Stand on the corner of State Street and Congress Street to grab this shot. I always point it out to people on my tour!

8. Marshall Street Mural

Welcome to my favorite little street in Boston! This cobblestone road separates the Union Oyster House, the oldest restaurant in Boston, from Bell In Hand Tavern, the oldest bar in the US! Everyone on my tour says it reminds them of London, as it’s lined with old pubs and historical charm. There’s also a cute mural of Boston here! Marshall Street is definitely a top contender for the most Instagrammable  place in Boston!

9. Ogawa Coffee

This coffee shop on Milk Street in downtown Boston is amazing year-round, but I definetly recommend adding this place to your fall New England bucket list ! Ogawa is known for its seasonal latte designs!

10. Lookout Rooftop @ Envoy

Lookout Rooftop is Boston’s most popular rooftop and is a great place to visit for drinks or a special occasion. I recommend coming to this hotel at night to grab one of the best shots of Boston’s skyline!

11. Worcester Street

Another street in the South End that is probably tied with Beacon Hill for being the most Instagrammable place in Boston. Worcester Street is home to the most Instagrammable house in Boston (really, this is its official title). Want to visit? Plug 140 Worcester Street into your GPS. Remember to be respectful of locals while taking photos.

12. Rouvalis Flower Shop

Ok… I know I’ve said this about most places on this list, but THIS may actually be the most Instagrammable  place in Boston. Rouvalis Flower Shop in Beacon Hill is the cutest little flower shop. They offer seasonal arrangements inside, and the exterior is just as precious. This area reminds me SO much of Europe!

13. Louisburg Square

Yet another Beacon Hill hot spot. Louisburg Square sits just behind Acorn Street, up a hill a bit. This square is home to some of the most photographed brownstones in Boston. Visit during the holidays to see some local decor and notice how stunning the ivy is here!

14. Brattle Book Shop

Welcome to one of America’s oldest and largest historical bookstores! This 3-story building is filled with used books and magazines, and even a few rare 1st editions. You’ve probably seen the outdoor section of this bookstore online before…be sure to snap a pic in the stacks adjacent to the building!

15. Boston Public Garden

Last but not least is Boston’s Public Garden, one of Boston’s well-known public parks! The Public Garden sits adjacent to the Boston Common, America’s first public park, although the Public Garden is probably more visited. There’s a beautiful man-made pond here with a picturesque bridge running over it. I recommend taking photos both on the bridge, with the skyline in the back, and near the pond so you can capture the bridge in the back. If you visit Boston in the warmer months, you can see the Swan Boats here too!

PS. Don’t forget the check out the sweet Make Way For Ducklings statue here!

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That’s all for today’s Boston post! This post covered the most Instagrammable  places in Boston, but if you’re interested in learning more about what to do in Boston, be sure to check out my weekend guide ! As always, feel free to leave any questions in the comments below too!

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I love Boston! Our cousin lives there, so we go out and visit them here and there. Thanks for this great list of all the most instagrammable places in Boston – now we have even more things to do next time!

I love Boston! It’s so photogenic. I also adore the Gardner Museum and Brattle Books. The next time I go back I’ll have to visit many of these places — so pinning for later!

All of these places look so beautiful! Boston looks so photogenic! I’d love to visit the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. It looks so pretty! I recently watched the Netflix show and it was so interesting! Thanks for the great guide!

Wow Boston looks gorgeous!I. really want to visit. The mural is so pretty

Oh wow Boston looks so adorable from this point of view – Brattle Book Shop is just 🤩🤩!

You’re so welcome Chelsea! I hope you have a great time on your next visit 🙂

Thanks so much for pinning Catherine! The Gardner Museum is my fav!!!

You’re so welcome! I loved the Netflix docu-series too. I need to go back again soon now that I’ve watched it!

It’s awesome, Nina! So much charm and history. I hope you plan a trip soon, and let me know if you go!

It’s my fav place ever! So freaking charming!

these are stunning pics! especially the museum garden it gives me Morrocco vibes. Can’t wait to visit Boston

Thank you so much! I hope you get to visit soon and have a wonderful trip when you do!

This is a great list! I’m planning a trip to Boston soon and this will definitely help me find the best spots to take pictures. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for reading! -Nicole

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The Best Instagram Spots in Boston Massachusetts

I’ve recently returned from a brilliant long weekend in Boston , and I am SO in love with that city! When I booked the flights I didn’t know all that much about Boston but Norwegian Air were having a huge sale and well, the rest is history. I’m going to put together a city guide detailing the best things to do and places to go etc. but I thought I’d kick off my mini Boston series with the best Instagram spots in the city. I don’t book trips based on Instagram potential, sure, that’s a bonus but I wasn’t expecting Boston to actually be so erm…Insta friendly. Gahh I hate myself. Anyway let’s take a look at the best Instagram spots in the beautiful city of Boston.

The Best Instagram Spots & Locations in Boston Massachusetts

Acorn street.

We stumbled across Acorn street when walking around the lovely Beacon Hill area, it’s basically just a super cute cobbled road with a slightly weathered American flag blowing in the breeze. I could tell this was an Insta hotspot when I noticed the ‘no commercial photography’ sign. As we were visiting on a very cold and drizzly May Day, it was off season and therefore very quiet. Don’t you just love an empty street when you’re trying to get ‘the shot’? I think Charlie did a pretty good job!

View this post on Instagram Acorn Street is one of Boston’s Instagram hotspots. I heard it can get super busy here over summer with grammers all trying to get ~the shot. Luckily for me we visited on a rainy May Day so other than the guy in a bright blue jacket that decided to stand in the middle of the street for no reason other than to ruin my pic I SWEAR 😂 it was empty! 🐿 A post shared by TILLY | Travel, Style & Life (@tillyjaynek) on May 18, 2019 at 3:49am PDT

Harvard University

I couldn’t not mention Harvard University in this list! Who do I think I am, Elle Woods? Yep. We decided to walk from our hotel (downtown Boston) to Harvard (Cambridge) which turned out to be a hella long journey, so my advice here friends is simply to get an Uber. It’s less than ten dollars and will save you from shin splints and exhaustion. There are tonnes of great Insta spots around the Harvard Campus with many a grand building to pose in front of.

View this post on Instagram What? Like, it’s hard? Another fun day in Boston yesterday wandering around Harvard University doing my best Elle Woods impression 👩🏼‍💻 today we’re heading to the Beacon Hill area of the city, and strolling down Newbury Street where I’ll probably buy too many Brandy Melville tees 🙈 A post shared by TILLY | Travel, Style & Life (@tillyjaynek) on May 14, 2019 at 4:23am PDT

Tatte Bakery

Tatte Bakery is a much-loved small chain of Boston based bakeries with very Instagram friendly interiors. Fresh, contemporary, with a rustic twist is how I would best describe them. They seemed to pop up everywhere we went in Boston and they were always packed with both locals and visitors. Charlie enjoyed a Tatte croissant on a morning stroll but unfortunately they didn’t do much in the way of vegan friendly options.

View this post on Instagram Another day in paradise… ✨💫🥐🍳☕️ Tatte Downtown Boston! Pic @sophiekrakoff A post shared by Tzurit Or (@tattebakery) on Apr 25, 2019 at 5:35am PDT

Fenway Park

Now, I’m not the biggest baseball fan by any means but there’s a certain buzz about heading to a game. Everyone is excited, it’s loud, overwhelming, and kinda fun! Fenway Park is the USA’s oldest baseball stadium , so we were excited to visit. We scored tickets for Red Sox vs Seattle Mariners for around $75 each and I of course had to get a few shots to mark the occasion. Fenway Park is pretty walkable from most parts of the city, from downtown it took us around 45 minutes, but if you’re already in the Newbury Street area then it’s not too far at all. Did I spent $10 on a foam finger just for an Instagram picture? Ha….maybe.

View this post on Instagram Three strikes and you’re out 🤨 my second baseball game last night (first was LA dodgers where I didn’t have a clue what was going on still don’t really). It’s 5am here, I was woken up by Charlie’s damn phone going off and I can’t get back to sleep so naturally I’m sitting on Instagram. Up and out early again though today to head to Cape Cod! ⚾️🇺🇸 #MyFenway #FenwayPark #RedSox A post shared by TILLY | Travel, Style & Life (@tillyjaynek) on May 11, 2019 at 3:05am PDT

Boston Common

Boston Common is a central public park located in downtown Boston. It’s a beautiful green space complete with water features, lakes and even a merry-go-round (this was unfortunately fenced off when we went otherwise I would definitely have got a shot!). Dating back to 1634, it’s the oldest public park in the United States. In the summer, it would be great to hire out one of the boats but it was pretty cold when we were visiting so we just had a stroll through. There’s plenty of photo opportunities and lots of flowers and bridges that would provide a very cute background.

View this post on Instagram Boston has completely blown my expectations out of the water. We booked this trip on a total whim after finding super cheap flights and it’s gone above and beyond my expectations (although not really sure what I was expecting to be honest!). The city is beautiful, and full of so much history 🇺🇸 There’s also tonnes to do in the surrounding areas and both Salem and Cape Cod were incredible 💯 would recommend. A post shared by TILLY | Travel, Style & Life (@tillyjaynek) on May 15, 2019 at 11:10am PDT

Beacon Hill

Beacon Hill was probably my favourite area of Boston, it has such an English feel which is probably why Boston is so popular with ex-pats. Think brown bricks, cobbled paths, boutiques and cute front doors! It’s an Instagram jackpot, and a beautiful location to enjoy an afternoon stroll. You could take it to the next level and complete your shot with a Harvard University jumper and be as cool as me. Lol.

View this post on Instagram American mom life 🇺🇸✌🏻I’m now home from Boston (major sad times) but I still have some photos to share so my feed will be staying in the US for a few days. We were so busy during our time there that I didn’t get round to sharing many insightful story posts and tips but I’ll be putting together a few blog posts soon which I think might convince you to visit Boston 🇺🇸 A post shared by TILLY | Travel, Style & Life (@tillyjaynek) on May 16, 2019 at 12:01pm PDT

Downtown Crossing

Our hotel (the Hyatt Regency, it was ok, wouldn’t recommend though) was located on the downtown crossing which is a bustling area of Boston city, but definitely not my favourite part. China town is just around the corner though and there are a couple of vegan restaurants/takeouts there. If you happen to be wandering through then be sure to snap an Instagram pic in front of the Paramount sign. We used this as a ‘oh we must be close to the hotel’ signal through the trip.

View this post on Instagram Boston day 1. Up and out by 8 and by 11 exhausted and collapsing into the nearest bar for a beer and large Diet Coke. Hoping the rain stays away for tonight’s baseball game ⚾️ A post shared by TILLY | Travel, Style & Life (@tillyjaynek) on May 10, 2019 at 8:56am PDT

Every Street in Salem

Seriously, who knew Salem was so Instagrammable? Although not technically in Boston, Salem is only a half hour train ride away and SO worth a visit. I’m going to touch on this further in another blog post but I basically just love Salem. The streets feel like you’re stepping back in time to 1950’s America, and we loved it! The buildings are beautiful and they have so many interesting houses in all different instagrammable pastel shades. Can you tell how happy I am in the pic haha!?

View this post on Instagram Can’t lie I couldn’t get over how high I managed to jump here 😂 yesterday we spent the day in Salem which was SO fun. We totally didn’t know what to expect but it was the cutest place with so many gorgeous streets and spooky spots 🧙🏻‍♀️ it was crazy learning about all the witch trials and we wandered around a haunted witch house which was interesting. This trip is definitely one of my favourites yet! Now I’m off to devour a vegan burger and cheesy fries 💕 A post shared by TILLY | Travel, Style & Life (@tillyjaynek) on May 13, 2019 at 10:14am PDT

South Station Area

Charlie took this whilst I was completely unaware and I actually love this photo! The city skyscrapers in the background look great and it was taken just outside of Boston’s South Station after we had gone into check out the bus times for our trip to Cape Cod. Boston is a very clean city and I think this image definitely confirms this. It almost felt like a movie set at times….

View this post on Instagram Charlie catching me doing my thing 🤳🏼 how is everyone’s Tuesday going? I am convinced it’s Wednesday and have got myself very confused 🙈 hoping this sun sticks around for the weekend, but in the meantime I’m going to make the most of it with lunch in the garden! Not that you asked but I’m trying out one of Co-ops ‘incredible’ burgers which looks similar to the Beyond burger and Iceland no bulls. Stay tuned for my verdict. Is a new vegan burger instagram page too much? I feel I could really contribute a lot 😂 A post shared by TILLY | Travel, Style & Life (@tillyjaynek) on May 21, 2019 at 4:18am PDT

These are just some of the best spots in Boston worth heading to for a few ‘gram snaps and I hope if you’ve not considered Boston as a city break option before, that you might be tempted to now! It’s a truly wonderful city and definitely somewhere I will return to. Keep an eye out for my Boston City guide coming soon.

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20 Must-See Boston Instagram Spots for Your Feed

If you want to see Beantown or ‘America’s walking city’ in a different light, go on a hunt for these 20, must-see Boston Instagram spots.

Must-See Boston Instagram Spots

Many of the following spots are free to visit, so plan your day and get those selfies or photos with your family.

1. Hello Boston Wall

• Address : Primark Boston Downtown Crossing, 10 Summer Street, Boston, MA 02110

The Hello Boston wall is located inside Primark’s first U.S. store.

It was illustrated by Luke Embden for Primark. Stop by if you plan to shop in the area.

2. Downtown Crossing

• Address : Washington, Winter, and Summer Streets, in the heart of Boston

If you came from Primark, explore the entire block known as Downtown Crossing while you’re here.

Aside from the many shopping, dining, events, and historical sites in the area, this is also the theater district with plenty of city photo opportunities.

The intersection totally livens up at night once the shops light up one at a time.

3. Acorn Street

• Address : 1 Acorn St, Boston, MA 02108, United States

Acorn Street is one of the best Boston Instagram spots in the city.

The small, cobblestone street with bright red brick buildings and unique architecture looks phenomenal any time of the year – whether it’s covered in snow or not.

It’s a pretty popular attraction, so go very early to get the best shot without many people yet.

4. North End Buildings

• Address : North End, Boston, MA

Known as Boston’s Little Italy, the North End of Boston is a maze of narrow streets with some of the city’s oldest, most gorgeous buildings.

If you’re a fan of architecture, this is a must-see. It looks a LOT more whimsical in person – don’t miss the cafes and bakeries that line these streets.

Plus, it’s just a short walk to Cambridge and MIT’s campus.

5. Boston City Hall Plaza

• Address : 1 City Hall Square, Boston, MA 02203, United States

There are several Boston letterings all over the city – one of which is located at the Boston City Hall Plaza.

Nothing else can make it obvious you’re in Boston than getting a picture of yourself and your crew standing beside it.

6. Isabella Gardner Museum

• Address: 25 Evans Way, Boston, MA 02115

The Isabella Gardner Museum is such a romantic attraction. If you love architecture and nature, this spot gives you the best of both worlds.

Isabella built this museum in 1899 until 1901, personally collecting and arranging the works of paintings, sculptures, and other art pieces still displayed in the first three floors of the museum, while she lived on the fourth floor.

7. Brattle Book Shop

• Address : 9 West St, Boston, MA 02111

Founded in 1825, The Brattle Book Shop is one of the oldest and largest used bookstores in the country.

But what makes this bookstore a cool spot to take photos is the outdoor sale lot where shelves of books are lined up in an empty alley.

The red brick walls, plus the cool black and white murals make for an interesting backdrop as well.

8. The Lawn on D

• Address : 420 D Street, South Boston

If you want somewhere cool to hang out at by the thriving Waterfront District, the Lawn on D is a pretty cool dynamic outdoor event space with live entertainment, food, games and booze.

Plus, those swings light up at night!

9. Boston Public Library

• Address : 700 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02116

The Boston Public Library was established in an old school house in 1848 as the first free municipal library in America, but it was relocated to the corner of Boylston and Dartmouth in 1880 as what we know today (with a couple of modern expansions).

There are sculptures, an outdoor courtyard, and other interesting corners throughout the library, but none as breathtaking as the iconic Bates Hall (found on the second floor).

Photo-taking is allowed, but as all libraries go, be mindful of your noise since the BPL is still a library with students and many locals there for actual research.

10. Boston Seaport (South Boston Waterfront)

• Address : Harbor Shore Dr, Boston, MA 02210

The Seaport District is a redeveloped stretch of the South Boston waterfront lined with restaurants, venues, and shops to enjoy art, culture, food, drinks, and events.

It also has a stunning view of the city that’s perfect as a photo backdrop both at daytime and nighttime.

11. Mapparium

• Address: The Mary Baker Eddy Library at 210 Massachusetts Ave, Boston, MA 02115

Mapparium is a three-story-tall globe made of stained glass that shows the world in 1935 (before World War II).

Kids 17 and below go in free, but adults pay $6 and you can see the world from the inside of the world looking out.

Unfortunately, it’s not allowed to take photos inside the globe, but the place prepared a designated spot for you to snap a picture with a mapparium backdrop.

12. Kelleher Rose Garden arch

• Address : 73 Park Dr, Boston, MA 02215

Go inside the James P. Kelleher Rose Garden and pose in one of the many romantic arches with giant pink blooms.

The garden dates back to 1931 but remains one of Boston’s hidden gems with over 1,500 roses year-round.

13. Underground at Ink Block

• Address : 90 Traveler Street, Boston, MA 02118

Underground at Ink Block was an excellent project by the MassDOT in cooperation with the community, the City of Boston, the Boston Planning & Development Agency, and the Federal Highway Administration.

It successfully transformed the 8-acre underpass between the city’s South End and South Boston neighborhoods, making it a cultural attraction with bright murals, a dog park, bike storage facility, 175 commercial parking spots, and an all-around urban park.

14. Boston Common

• Address : 115 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02116

Boston Common, located in the heart of downtown Boston, is a good picnic spot with several interesting places for photo opportunities, including one by the playground, the lake, footbridge, and more.

15. Graffiti Alley

• Address : Richard B. “Rico” Modica Way at 565-567 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge

Graffiti Alley is open to the public any time of the day. Artists are allowed to paint on the 80-foot walkway daily, except between 5 pm and 1 am, Wednesdays through Saturdays.

Started by local artist Geoff Hargadon and restaurateur Gary Strack (whose restaurant Brick & Mortar forms the wall), the Graffiti Alley began in 2007 with 30 local artists and others from Canada to begin the cycle.

Since then, many people join the fun daily. There are no sign-ups or pre-scheduled timeslots required, except for one rule: no painting when Brick & Mortar is open for business.

5 Boston Instagram Spots at Cafes and Restaurants around Town

If you’re a foodie like me and love taking photos of food just as much as you love unique backdrops and attractions, these restaurants are a must-see!

16. Citrus & Salt

• Address: 142 Berkeley St, Boston, MA 02116, United States

Citrus & Salt opened at the end of 2017 in the Back Bay.

This Mexican restaurant has several IG-worthy spots from the pink grungy walls to the left, and the big bright murals by the bar to the right.

Even the bathrooms here have interesting, painted walls, so don’t miss checking it out and having a selfie there as well.

17. Yvonne’s

• Address : 2 Winter Pl, Boston, MA 02108

Yvonne’s is a unique “supper club” with an American menu and a very victorian underground interior thanks to the dramatic library backdrop.

Some private rooms even have a stunning gothic vibe. It’s definitely one of Boston’s most memorable restaurants.

18. Tatte Bakery & Cafe

• Address : 70 Charles St, Beacon Hill, Boston, MA 02114

Tatte Bakery & Cafe smells and looks fantastic. Order anything from this bakery paired with a good cup of coffee, and I guarantee it’s going to be an instant Instagram-worthy shot.

If you came in early, maybe you can get a good shot of the day’s spread just like the photo above.

19. Bootleg Special

• Address : 400 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02116

Bootleg Special’s interior truly wow with the look of a Southern urban spot and classic French Quarter speakeasies.

The visually-stunning place combines Southern food with Asian cuisines. Plus, the Southern-inspired menu, particularly the Cajun-style seafood is a must-shot for any food-inspired IG.

20. Cafe Susu by Suitsupply

• Address : 240A Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116

This cafe is a gorgeous-looking cafe with awesome paintings, comfortable modern seating, stunning lighting, and good food – perfect while you wait for your tailoring at Suitsupply.

Exploring the City Beyond these Boston Instagram Spots

If you’ve finished visiting each of the Boston Instagram spots above and want to explore the state beyond the city, check out my guide about the waterfalls in Massachusetts and all the must-visit Massachusetts beaches , including Spectacle Island with its fantastic sea glass beach.

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56 Most Instagrammable Places in Boston: Photo Spots in Boston

By Dymphe / May 12, 2023

You can find many Instagrammable places in Boston . These photo spots in Boston are perfect if you want to take amazing pictures!

Boston is a great city to visit in the United States . The city is the capital of the state of Massachusetts. Many people travel to Boston because of the famous sights in the city. For example, you find the Freedom Trail and Fenway Park in Boston.

Also, the city is close to many other large cities in the United States. This makes going here very convenient.

Furthermore, you find incredible Instagrammable places in Boston. This makes the city wonderful for photography!

For example, if you love colorful spots, the city has a lot to offer. A very cute colorful spot is a love wall with many hearts. And Boston also has cute cafes that are very photogenic and colorful. One of the best cafes for photography is Citrus & Salt.

Also, if you're looking for photo spots in Boston that feature nature or views, there are great ones too.

For example, you can capture gorgeous flowers at the Kelleher Rose Garden. Furthermore, there are lovely places for a view such as Lookout Rooftop Bar Boston.

There are also some photogenic sights in the city, such as the Zakim Bridge. And there are many more perfect Boston Instagram spots!

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1. Arch at Kelleher Rose Garden: One of the Most Instagrammable Places in Boston If You Love Flowers

One of the most Instagrammable places in Boston is the Kelleher Rose Garden.

Here you can find a large variety of roses, which is very pretty to capture.

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The flowers have very pretty and bright colors.

Furthermore, there are many places where you can stand in front of the roses. Because of that, you can surround yourself with roses, which is awesome!

For example, there is an arch with roses that grow above the walking path. You can stand below this when taking photos!

If you love flowers, this is definitely one of the best photo spots in Boston.

Junebug is a lovely shop in the city where you can buy flowers and a variety of other flowers.

This makes the place great to visit.

Besides that, it is one of the best photo spots in Boston because of the exterior of the building.

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There is pink everywhere here.

If you like the color pink, this is one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston for you.

3. Love Wall at the Street Chestnut Hill: One of the Cutest Instagrammable Places in Boston

This mural at The Street Chestnut Hill is another one of the best photo spots in Boston.

You find here colorful hearts that are very photogenic!

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They are very colorful, so all the photos you take here will be colorful too! This is one of the most colorful Instagrammable places in Boston for sure.

What's great is that you can make here both romantic and happy photos.

Another great thing to do here when taking photos is to match your outfit with the wall. That way, you are part of the photo!

4. Rouvalis Flowers

Rouvalis Flowers is one of the best florists in Boston. Besides that, it's also one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston.

You find here a lot of beautiful flowers that are great to capture as well.

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Besides that, the storefront is great because of the canopy of the store. It looks as if you are in Paris when you are here.

Furthermore, flowers are always great to add to your photos. And because of the color of the flowers, you can take some very colorful photos here, which is great! This is one of the most colorful photo spots in Boston for sure.

I'd also recommend getting some flowers here!

5. Instagrammable Hello Boston Wall

You can find this one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston at the Primark in Boston.

There's a sign here that says "Hello Boston".

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This is lovely if you want to take a photo that makes it clear you are in Boston.

Besides that, the colors of this spot are very photogenic. And the light of the letters is very pretty too! So this wall belongs to the best photo spots in Boston for sure!

6. Bath With View

You can find another one of the best photo spots in Boston at the Four Seasons Hotel.

Taking a photo while sitting in a bath in front of the window gives you incredible photos.

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What's great about this spot, besides being awesome, is that it is very symmetrical. This makes for some great photos for your Instagram feed!

7. Instagrammable Mirror at Citrus & Salt in Boston

At Citrus & Salt , you can find this mirror. It is one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston for sure.

In the mirror, you can read a text that's funny!

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Besides that, the mural features beautiful flowers that are very colorful.

To get the best photos at this place, you can consider wearing something pink. That way, you match with the text on the mirror and the colors on the wall!

8. Paramount Theatre

Paramount Theatre is another one of the best Boston photo spots. You can go here to see a variety of performances.

This is a historic theater that looks great from the outside.

On the side of the building, you can see the name of the theater in very bright letters.

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This gives your photos a retro vibe that is amazing!

What's great is that you can take here pictures both during the day and in the evening. That's because the sign lights up at night!

Another reason why this is one of the best Boston Instagram spots is the location of the sign. You can stand underneath it and have both you and the sign in the middle of the shot.

To take the best photos here, you should take photos from below. That way, you can capture a large part of the sign!

9. Fountain at Kelleher Rose Garden

At the Kelleher Rose Garden, you can also find a fountain besides only roses.

This fountain makes for one of the best photo spots in Boston for sure!

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A lot of beautiful flowers surround the fountain, which makes it very photogenic!

Furthermore, what's great is that you can sit on the grass next to the fountain!

10. Bed at citizenM hotels: One of the Most Instagrammable Places in Boston With a View

At citizenM hotels Boston you can capture an amazing view of the city.

From the rooms, you have an incredible view of the skyscrapers of Boston!

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What's great is that you can lie in the bed and take photos that way. This looks amazing!

Another great thing about this shot is that there is a lot of white in the photo. This makes the room look very minimalistic and it puts focus on the view.

11. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

At the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum , you can capture this great place.

In the courtyard of the museum, you can find some beautiful plants and trees that look great on your feed!

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Besides that, there is an arch that is great to include in your photos. It makes your photos look very dramatic.

What I like about this one of the best photo spots in Boston too is the contrast. The arch is very dark, while the courtyard itself is very bright and colorful!

Besides that, going to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is also very interesting. At this museum, you can find art. For example, there are many interesting paintings and sculptures to see. So for those who love art a lot, I'd definitely recommend visiting this museum!

12. Back Bay

In Back Bay in Boston, you find some lovely brick houses that are very photogenic. These make for some of the best Boston Instagram spots.

Besides that, there are blossom trees that look amazing when they are blooming.

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You can stand in front of a tree you find in this part of Boston and capture a photo.

That way, the tree surrounds you and it will fill the full width of the shot.

Moreover, there are many other Instagrammable places in Boston in Back Bay. You can wander around through this part of the city, and you might stumble upon the most photogenic place!

13. Frenchie: Instagrammable Restaurant in Boston

Frenchie is a great French restaurant in the city. I recommend going here for sure!

At Frenchie, you find another very pretty spot.

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The solarium of the restaurant looks incredible.

You can shoot here very bright photos that also feature a lot of the color green. If you like that color, this is a lovely place to take photos!

14. The Harborwalk

The Harborwalk in Boston is amazing for photos as well.

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From here, you have a beautiful view of the skyline of Boston next to the water. This looks incredible!

Also, it is one of the best photo spots in Boston during sunset. The sky looks incredible during that time!

15. Contessa

Contessa is an incredible restaurant with great food and a beautiful interior.

The interior makes it one of the best Boston Instagram spots for sure!

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The tiles of the floor have a lot of colors. This looks very special.

Besides that, there is a lot of glass and there are small trees inside.

Furthermore, the table and the seating look great as well!

16. Fairmont Copley Plaza: Luxurious and Instagrammable Place in Boston

Fairmont Copley Plaza is a luxury hotel that is great for taking photos.

The hall of the hotel is a great photo spot.

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You can take here very elegant photos because the interior is very elegant! It's one of the most elegant Instagrammable places in Boston.

To make the best photos here, you can consider wearing something formal. This makes the whole atmosphere look even more luxurious and elegant!

17. Instagrammable Pool With View in Boston

The pool of the hotel is amazing for photos.

A beautiful aspect of the pool is the full-length windows and the view.

Because of these windows, you can capture the view from the pool! These windows make the pool look very luxurious.

Besides that, I like that that there are some small plants. This touch of green is great to add to your photos!

18. Boston Public Library

The Boston Public Library is one of the best Boston Instagram spots.

The whole building looks incredible.

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It is a very classical building with a lot of wall art and marble.

You can take photos at a large number of places in the library, which is amazing.

After going here, you have a lot of new photos for your feed for sure!

19. Lookout Rooftop Bar Boston

The Lookout Rooftop Bar of the Envoy Hotel is amazing.

You can capture here great photos that feature the skyscrapers of Boston.

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You can stand in front of the glass railing and have the tall buildings behind you.

That way, the skyscrapers fill the whole photo, which is great!

To make the best photos here, you can consider wearing something colorful.

That way, you will stand out in comparison to the buildings of Boston.

20. Tatte: One of the Most Instagrammable Places in Boston for Coffee

Tatte Bakery & Cafe is a lovely place in Boston where you can get a good cup of coffee! If you love coffee, this is a wonderful place to visit.

Besides that, it is one of the best photo spots in Boston.

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That's because the interior of this place is very minimalistic and clean. This can look amazing in your Instagram feed.

What's great is that the cup and saucer of this place are very blue. That way, it stands out a lot in comparison to the other aspects of the interior. This looks amazing!

Another way to create great photos here is by capturing the roundness of the table in the center of your shot. I definitely like that for photos at this place!

21. Trees at Columbus Waterfront Park

You can find this one of the Boston Instagram spots at the Columbus Waterfront Park.

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There are some lovely trees in a row here that make your photos here look great.

You can stand between the two rows of trees to capture the best photos. That's because this creates symmetry and that looks amazing in photos!

22. Acorn Street

Another one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston is Acorn Street.

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This is a beautiful cobblestoned street with some lovely brick houses.

You can stand in the middle of the street to capture photos, which looks great!

23. Instagrammable Seats with Pink Wall in Boston

Another one of the best photo spots in Boston is this one at Citrus & Salt.

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The interior of this place features a lot of bright colors and pink. Furthermore, the interior is very simple and doesn't contain many details.

Because of this, you can take some very minimalistic photos here, which is great!

24. Fairmont Copley Plaza

You can find another one of the best Boston Instagram spots at Fairmont Copley Plaza.

The entrance of this hotel is very photogenic. And you can take here great photos for your Instagram feed.

You can see here many neutral colors and only one bright color.

This bright color stands out, which looks great. On it, you can see the name of the hotel, which is great!

25. Jonquils Cafe & Bakery

Jonquils Cafe & Bakery is also one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston.

It is a lovely place where you can have a drink and a delicious pastry.

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The pastries of this place look amazing. They have very modern and unique shapes.

These pastries are wonderful to capture for your Instagram feed. You'll end up with unique photos for sure!

26. Six West

Six West is one of the best photo spots in Boston for sure.

This is an American restaurant with a lovely terrace.

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This terrace features neutral colors, but there is one color that stands out. Yellow!

If you like the color yellow, this is a gorgeous photo spot!

27. Quincy Market

Quincy Market is a historic market hall that is lovely to visit when you are in Boston.

Nowadays, you find here a large food hall.

And besides that, it is one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston for sure.

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That's because of the architecture of the market hall.

It has a very classical architecture that looks amazing!

Furthermore, you can see the name of the market hall "Quincy Market" on the front of the building.

This makes it clear where you were in the photo!

28. Fan Pier Park

At Fan Pier Park, you can find this one of the best photo spots in Boston.

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You can lean against the railing, which makes it great for several poses!

Besides that, you can see the skyline of Boston in the background. This looks lovely as well!

29. Next to the Zakim Bridge: Instagrammable Bridge in Boston

On the path underneath the Zakim Bridge and next to it you can capture wonderful photos.

The modern architecture of the Zakim Bridge looks amazing. And from this spot, you can put even more focus on the design.

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That's because the railing on this walking path looks a bit like the bridge.

At this one of the Boston Instagram spots, you have to capture a photo from below. That's because then you can capture both the path and the bridge in one shot!

30. Newbury Street

Another one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston is Newbury Street

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This is a very charming street where you can see brick houses and trees next to them. This looks great!

What's great is that you can see some parts of the skyscrapers behind the buildings. This contrast is lovely to capture when you are in Boston.

31. Outdoor Hall

At the Columbus Waterfront Park, you can find another one of the best photo spots in Boston.

There is an outdoor hall with arches that looks incredible.

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What's great is that there is nature growing on the ceiling here. The combination of stone, wood, and nature is very pretty!

Also, I love the many columns next to each other. This gives it a very impressive look!

32. Trinity Church in Boston

At Copley Square, you can find the Trinity Church in Boston.

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This is a beautiful church with some lovely ornaments. Moreover, the stone pillars of the structure are great to capture as well!

33. Church of the Covenant Boston

The Church of the Covenant Boston is also one of the best Boston Instagram spots.

You can stand in Newbury Street to capture a photo of it.

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The church is beautiful and the best way to capture it is from the corner where you can see the tower of the church.

Here you can take symmetrical photos, which makes your photos here look even better!

34. Boston College

Boston College is where you find another one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston.

The building here looks great in comparison to the nature in front of it. I like the contrast between the bright green color and the grey color of the building.

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35. Marshall Street

You can find this one of the photo spots in Boston at Marshall Street.

You find here some lovely restaurants and pubs that look amazing. There are signboards that look amazing. And you can find here a lot of red stone brick houses.

Furthermore, the cobblestoned street is amazing to capture as well!

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36. Kings Dining & Entertainment: One of the Most Fun Instagrammable Places in Boston

Kings Dining & Entertainment is the perfect place for having a fun time in Boston. You find here a bowling alley and an arcade.

The bowling alley is very photogenic. Besides that, the arcade is amazing for photography as well.

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You can make here very fun pictures that feature games of the arcade.

Besides that, you can capture here many colorful photos. That's because many games feature a lot of colors and lights. This makes it great for your Instagram feed.

37. Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway

The Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway is perfect for taking photos. There are lots of great Boston Instagram spots at this park.

That's in part because the park is very large!

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Besides that, you can find here many different places that all feature nature.

There are colorful places, there are places with tall buildings, and there are other spots.

I love the places in particular where you can see buildings together with the green nature of the park. This combination looks amazing!

38. Cafe Susu: Instagrammable Cafe in Boston

Cafe Susu is one of the best photo spots in Boston for sure. It is one of the prettiest cafes in the city!

The interior of this cafe is very unique.

It features a lot of green. So if that's your thing, this is an amazing place for photos for you! There is a green sofa and there is a wall that has green on it!

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39. Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University

The Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University is also very photogenic.

You find here a large variety of plants and flowers that look very pretty.

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You can stand in front of the flowers and capture some colorful photos when you go here.

What's great is that you leave this place with a lot of new photos for sure. That's because there are so many cute spots with flowers!

40. Boston Public Garden

The Boston Public Garden is another one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston.

You find here a lot of beautiful nature that is great to pose with.

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What's great is that you can take a large variety of photos here.

For example, you can stand next to some white trees in the garden and take photos. These trees are very photogenic and will look good in your feed for sure!

Besides that, there are many flowers in the garden that are great for your feed as well. Flowers are always great for pretty photos!

41. Charles River Esplanade

At the Charles River Esplanade, you can find this stone railing that is amazing.

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The stone railing looks very classical, which makes this one of the best photo spots in Boston.

In the background, you can see some of the buildings of Boston and a lot of trees. This color combination is great to capture!

42. Instagrammable Letters of Boston

At the Boston City Hall Plaza, you can see some letters that spell out the name of the city.

Standing next to these letters is wonderful when you are in the city.

You can take here photos that make it very clear you are in Boston, which can be awesome! It is one of the most recognizable Boston Instagram spots!

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43. Swan Boats

You can find this next one of the best photo spots in Boston at the pond of the Public Garden.

Here you can find swan boats that look lovely!

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They feature a swan that is very pretty.

Besides that, at the pond, you find a lovely bridge with many details that is great for photos as well! Capturing both gives you a lovely photo here!

44. Louisburg Square

Another one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston is this one at Louisburg Square. This is a lovely square that you can find in the Beacon Hills neighborhood of the city.

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You find here beautiful plants and flowers.

Furthermore, there are many classical houses in the square. For example, you find there this black fence that is great!

45. The Mary Baker Eddy Library

At The Mary Baker Eddy Library , you can find this room that features a large globe.

This globe is perfect as a background to your Instagram photos.

It features many colors and it fills the whole shot, making it one of the best photo spots in Boston!

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46. Copley Square: Instagrammable Square in Boston

Copley Square is a beautiful place in the city of Boston.

You find here a large field with grass and a lovely historic church.

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Besides that, you can find modern skyscrapers next to the square. I love this contrast between modern and historic architecture!

What's great as well is that there is a small area in the square where you can find flowers.

Posing at this part of Copley Square adds a bit extra to all your photos!

47. Longfellow Bridge

The Longfellow Bridge is great for taking photos as well.

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You can stand on the bridge and pose next to its railing.

Next to you, you can then capture the skyscrapers of the city and the water! This looks great!

48. Christian Science Reflecting Pool

The Christian Science Reflecting Pool is also a beautiful place for taking photos.

It is one of the most Instagrammable places in Boston if you like water in your photos!

The mirror effect of the water is great! You can see the reflection of the buildings next to it in the water.

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49. Instagrammable Courtyard in Boston

The courtyard of the Boston Public Library is one of the best photo spots in Boston as well.

Like the building itself, it is a very classical place to shoot photos at!

You find here amazing arches, a beautiful garden, and a lovely fountain. Besides that, the colors of the building all look incredible. All these elements make this place very photogenic!

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50. Beacon Street

You can find this next one of the best Boston Instagram spots at Beacon Street.

The street is very pretty. For example, in spring, there are beautiful flowers.

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Here you also find a lovely green door next to some steps.

You can sit on these steps when you take photos here, which is great! This allows you to do sitting poses!

51. Alibi Boston

Alibi Boston is a lovely lounge where you can go for a relaxing and delicious drink.

This place is a former jailhouse, which makes going here even more special.

What's also great is that this is one of the best Boston Instagram spots. The outdoor area features beautiful furniture, plants, lights, and more. All these elements look amazing!

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52. Brattle Book Shop: One of the Most Instagrammable Places in Boston If You Like Books

Brattle Book Shop is another Insta-worthy spot in Boston.

It is a lovely used book shop. And it is one of the largest and oldest of its kind in the country.

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If you like books and want to find a great one, this is the place to go! You also find here rare books, which is awesome!

Moreover, this is an outside sale lot that is very photogenic and special.

You can see here a lot of books in an outdoor setting. Seeing books outside like this is great to see and to photograph!

53. Boston Common

Boston Common is one of the best Boston Instagram spots.

It is a garden where you can find a lot of nature and walking paths.

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This nature includes a lot of pretty flowers!

Because of that, you can take good photos at a lot of places in the park, which is great!

What I also like about Boston Common is that you can see the skyscrapers of the city in the background. This looks great next to nature!

54. Fenway Park

Fenway Park is not only a place where you can see baseball, but it is also great for photos!

The red seats of the stadium are lovely to capture! That's why Fenway Park is also one of the best photo spots in Boston.

And besides that, it is fun to capture something that is so iconic for Boston!

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55. Taiyaki NYC - Boston

Taiyaki NYC in Boston is a lovely ice cream shop where you can have delicious ice cream. 

What's great is that this ice cream is also very photogenic! 

So when you are in Boston I recommend getting ice cream here and then take photos of it or with it. You'll have great photos for sure!

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56. Other Side of the Zakim Bridge

You can find another one of the best Boston Instagram spots at the other side of the Zakim Bridge. The bridge's design is very photogenic.

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From here, you can capture a large part of the bridge, which is awesome!

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20 local Instagram accounts to follow

Head to instagram and get to following these boston influencers. 📲.

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From mouth-watering restaurant reviews to items to add to your local bucket list , Boston’s influencers post it all.

Time to get following — we’ve compiled a list of the top Instagram accounts to add to your feed (plus one account that might look a bit familiar).

For the foodies

Marwa | @bostonfoodlist

• This Boston local showcases foodie experiences + events, plus the best dining in the city and beyond to more than 108k followers .

Maddie Gatto + Rachel Eng | @twotastebuddiez

• This duo of Northeastern and Boston College grads also has a large following on TikTok , bringing viewers along with them to coffee shops , restaurants , and bars .

Brunches of Boston | @brunchesofboston

• As the name suggests, this is the account to follow if you brunch a bunch . While you’re at it, check out our guide to 40+ local brunch spots .

Emily Chan | @bostonfoodgram

• Pro tip : check her Q+A story highlight for coffee shops , burger shops + cocktail bars to try.

Brittany Di Capua | @bostonfoodjournal

• Meals on heels, anyone ? Brittany takes food photography a step up .

Jennifer Long | @bostonfoodbae

• Follow for all the best recommendations, from savory dumplings to sweet gelato . We especially love this guide to Asian-owned restaurants .

If there’s a notable streetscape, Matthew Dickey has likely documented it.

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Picture-perfect profiles

Matthew Dickey | @streetscapecurator

• Nobody knows Boston architecture quite like Matthew Dickey. Get to know the history buff behind this stellar streetscape feed.

Colleen Blair | @travelikealocalma

• If you’re feeling wanderlust lately, follow this Bay Stater for travel inspiration + things to do around New England any time of year.

Media by Marvin | @mediabymarvin

• We never get tired of seeing Boston from above — and really, any angle this photographer and videographer chooses.

Oleg Schapov | @oschapov

• This account takes drone photography to entirely new heights .

Brian | @brianmcw

• Brownstones + florals are the perfect combo, and this Boston photographer proves it.

Bret Clancy | @bretclancy

• Check out sweeping, stunning shots of Boston’s streets and iconic architecture .

Betsy Silverman | @betsysilvermancollage

• This Boston artist posts collages on everything from a busy Downtown Crossing to historic North End streets .

For incredible skyline photos like this one, turn to @oschapov. | Photo by @oschapov

Local lifestylists

Alaina Pinto | @alainapinto

• The former Boston news reporter shares about day trips from the city, hidden gem experiences + local events .

Erika | @bostonbeergirl

• Sip back and relax while Erika highlights lots of local beers at taprooms around the state.

Carrie | @bostonbookfanatic

• From book reviews to aesthetic bookshelf photos , give this Boston bookstagrammer a follow for all things local + literary .

Steven Watson | @thepieddogwalker

• We paws-itively love the snaps from this local dog walker and photographer .

Kate Weiser | @bucketlistboston

• The Boston-based influencer shares everything from trendy bars to Red Sox games and shots of the Central Library .

Only In Boston | @onlyinbos

• The account that keeps ~350,000 followers laughing with commentary that only Bostonians would understand .

Jean Wang | @jean_wang

• This local mom combines a parenting blog , fashion inspiration + must-do Boston events all into one account.

BOStoday | @bostoday

• Oh yeah, that’s us — follow for breaking news in real time + even more events happening in our city .

Most Instagrammable Places in Boston

Looking for the most Instagrammable places in Boston? My picturesque hometown of Boston is a photographer’s dream come true. From the cobblestone streets of Beacon Hill to the historic brownstones of Back Bay, there is no shortage of photogenic scenes to fill your Instagram feed. Before you set your camera loose on the streets of Beantown, check out my local photographer’s guide to the most Instagrammable places to visit in Boston .

Acorn Street, Beacon Hill

Acorn Street in Beacon Hill might just be one of the most photographed streets in Boston. With its red brick row houses, quaint cobblestones, and gas-lit street lamps, it’s easy to see why. Be sure to get there early to snag a shot before it gets crowded with tourists.

Pro tip: Acorn Street might be the most famous, but I find the lesser known back alleys of Beacon Hill to be just as adorable and way less crowded.

Louisburg Square, Beacon Hill

Just a few blocks from Acorn Street, Louisburg Square has beautiful, Greek revival homes that once housed the upper class of Beacon Hill in the 19 th  century. It’s a much quieter spot than Acorn Street, so take your time admiring the architecture (and dreaming of one day owning a home here).

Pro tip: The best time to photograph Louisburg Square is in the springtime, when purple wisteria vines cover this beautiful corner house.

Boston Public Garden, Back Bay

Stroll through America’s oldest public park and you’re sure to stumble upon a photo op or two. There’s really no bad time to visit (unless you can’t stand the cold), but one of the most popular seasons is the spring, when the tulips draw tourists from around the world.

Pro tip: Even if you don’t have a DSLR camera, you can capture some really nice, close-up shots of flowers with an iPhone’s portrait mode. If you are ready to invest in pro tools, I highly recommend the Canon EF 100mm Macro Lens .

When and Where to See Spring Flowers in Boston

From the delicate cherry blossoms along the Charles River Esplanade to the fragrant lilacs at the Arnold Arboretum, discover when and where to witness the beauty of Boston in bloom.

Make Way for Ducklings Statue, Back Bay

Any Bostonian will tell you not to miss the Make Way for Ducklings Statue located in the Public Garden. This adorable bronze sculpture is lighthearted reminder to not take life too seriously. You’ll often find a line of kids in tow hugging, climbing, and feeding the ducklings.

Pro tip: Definitely research your destination ahead of time for the most photographed spots (you’re way ahead of the curve with this guide!) But also allow yourself time to discover unexpected, in-the-moment shots.

Charles River Esplanade, Back Bay

The Charles River Esplanade in Boston is one of the best spots to snap a stunning cityscape. This lovely pedestrian path runs along the Charles River, which separates downtown Boston from Cambridge. Head here for a morning stroll and you’re in for a treat, especially in the springtime when the cherry blossoms are in bloom.

Pro tip: It gets crowded in warmer weather, so try going on a weekday, early morning, or a rainy day. Overcast lighting is way better for photos anyway!

Commonwealth Avenue, Back Bay

Often compared to Paris’ picturesque boulevards, Commonwealth Avenue in Back Bay is one of my favorite spots to photograph urban scenes. This parkway divided at the center by a wide grassy mall begins at the western edge of the Boston Public Garden and continues west through Back Bay to the Fens, dotted with statues and lined with stunning historic homes along the way. It forms the narrowest link in the Emerald Necklace, a series of urban green spaces designed by famed landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted.

Worcester Street, South End

This unassuming brick abode has been deemed “the most Instagrammable house in Boston” by all who have stumbled upon it. Tucked between the sleepy Worcester Street Community Garden and bustling Columbus Ave just under the shadow of the Prudential Center, it perfectly captures the “old meets new” charm of the South End. The quaint facade invites you to wonder at the story of those who have been lucky enough to call it home. In fact, the resident occupying the apartment above the cluttered garage workshop has lived there since childhood. Please be respectful of his privacy when you visit.

Boston Harborwalk, Seaport District

If you’re in Boston, you can’t miss visiting its famed harbor. The Boston Harborwalk is a near-continuous, 43-mile linear park along Boston’s shoreline. My favorite stretch of it is in the Seaport District, where you can get epic views of Boston’s waterfront and skyline, particularly stunning at dawn or dusk.

Harvard University, Cambridge

One of Boston’s most well-known and oldest universities, Harvard’s campus is a quiet respite from the city (especially during the summer when school’s not in session). The beautiful, historic brick buildings (many dating back to 1636!) are the perfect backdrop for an Instagram-worthy photo shoot.

Pro tip: When the perfect photo op presents itself, don’t stress about having the right equipment or lighting. The best camera is the one you have with you!

Have any favorite photo spots in Boston that I missed? Feel free to leave them in the comments!

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Planning a trip to Boston? Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a foodie, or a nature lover, this travel recap has got you covered. Jessica and I recently visited Boston, and we had an incredible time exploring this historic city. Thanks to JetBlue , who recently launched a route from Atlanta to Boston, we were able to fly in comfort and style.

Boston is a city that beckons travelers to create lasting memories, and there’s no better way to experience it than with a dear friend by your side. As you traverse the charming cobblestone streets and stroll through historical landmarks, the shared sense of wonder and excitement deepens the bond between friends.

The city’s rich history, vibrant culture, and mouthwatering cuisine provide a captivating backdrop for unforgettable adventures. From duck boat tours to exploring the Freedom Trail together, Boston offers a plethora of activities that cater to diverse interests, ensuring both you and your friend have an exhilarating and enjoyable experience.

If you’re seeking a destination that seamlessly blends the old with the new, Boston deserves a prime spot on your travel wish list. This captivating city boasts a unique blend of colonial architecture, modern skyscrapers, and lush green spaces, offering a dynamic and picturesque urban landscape.

Whether you’re a history enthusiast yearning to walk in the footsteps of revolutionaries or a foodie eager to indulge in culinary exploration, Boston presents an all-encompassing experience that leaves a lasting impression. With so much to offer, Boston promises an enchanting journey that you and your friend will cherish for a lifetime.

Our trip was made even more special with the help of the Boston Tourism Board and the Cambridge Tourism Board , who provided us with an amazing itinerary. Here are the 15 best things to do in Boston that made our trip unforgettable:

1. The Collonade Hotel:

For the perfect home away from home, look no further than The Colonnade Hotel in Boston’s Back Bay. With floor-to-ceiling windows, cozy beds, and amazing amenities, this hotel exceeded all expectations. The icing on the cake is their exclusive rooftop pool, making The Colonnade Hotel the ideal accommodation for your Boston stay.

2. The SkyWalk Tour:

Start your exploration with the SkyWalk Tour , offering 360-degree views of Boston from the Prudential Center’s 50th floor. Don’t forget to grab an audio handset to learn about the city’s rich history while enjoying breathtaking vistas.

3. The Duck Tour:

Hop on the iconic Duck Tour for a fun and educational experience, as you ride through the city’s streets and splash into the Charles River. Quack along with the guide and get to know Boston’s fascinating past.

4. The Historic Freedom Trail:

Follow the footsteps of history along the Freedom Trail , passing by significant sites such as Faneuil Hall, Paul Revere’s House, and the Massachusetts State House. Unfortunately, we couldn’t experience it due to the rain, but don’t miss it on your visit!

5. The Boston Public Library:

Step into a fairytale at the Boston Public Library , with its vast collection of over 6 million books. Wander through the enchanting reading rooms and marvel at the grandeur of this architectural masterpiece.

6. The Boston Public Garden:

Take a leisurely stroll through the Boston Public Garden , boasting vibrant greenery and blooming flowers. This picturesque oasis is perfect for capturing beautiful moments.

7. Beacon Hill and Acorn Street:

Explore the quaint streets of Beacon Hill, where you’ll find Acorn Street , a cobblestone lane lined with historic homes. Although steep and slippery, it’s worth a visit for the authentic Bostonian charm.

8. The Hahvahd Tour:

Venture across the river to Cambridge and join the Hahvahd Tour for an insider’s look at Harvard University. Delve into the campus’s rich history and see where notable figures like Mark Zuckerberg and Natalie Portman once lived.

9. Top of the Hub:

Savor a delectable meal at Top of the Hub , located on the 52nd floor of the Prudential Center. Indulge in mouthwatering dishes while taking in breathtaking city views.

10. Avery Bar:

Head over to the Avery Bar at The Ritz-Carlton for a relaxing and moody atmosphere. Treat yourself to their signature cocktails and savor the honey-glazed pretzels while basking by the fireplace.

11. Post 390:

Experience culinary delight at Post 390 , where the house-made burrata with spring peas, strawberries, and asparagus is a must-try. The seafood tower is also an indulgence not to be missed.

12. Dig Inn:

For a scrumptious and healthy lunch, make your way to Dig Inn , where you can create your own veggie bowls filled with deliciousness. (photo from Dig Inn Instagram by @christianharder)

13. Kimpton Marlowe Hotel and Bambara:

Visit the newly redesigned brandy bar at the Kimpton Marlowe Hotel, where you can enjoy a delightful tasting experience with Dennis, the master bartender. Then, indulge in a delicious meal at Bambara .

14. Tatte Bakery:

Don’t miss the iconic Tatte Bakery , where you can relish an array of mouthwatering pastries, salads, and coffees. It’s an Insta-famous spot for a reason!

15. The Colonnade Hotel’s Rooftop Pool (RTP):

Wrap up your Boston adventure with a refreshing dip in The Colonnade Hotel’s iconic rooftop pool , complemented by breathtaking views and delicious breakfast options.

What To Pack For A Weekend Trip To Boston

When packing for a weekend trip to Boston, it’s essential to be prepared for varying weather conditions and a mix of indoor and outdoor activities. As Boston’s weather can be unpredictable, it’s wise to pack versatile clothing options. Bring layers such as light sweaters, cardigans, and a waterproof jacket, as the city experiences occasional rain and sudden temperature changes.

Comfortable walking shoes are a must, as much of Boston’s charm lies in exploring its historic streets on foot. Don’t forget to include a pair of sturdy sneakers for any outdoor adventures or sightseeing tours. For an evening out, consider packing a dressier outfit, as some of Boston’s upscale restaurants and entertainment venues may have dress codes.

Lastly, remember to bring essentials like sunscreen, a water bottle, and a crossbody bag to carry your belongings while exploring this vibrant city. With a well-thought-out and adaptable packing list, you can enjoy a delightful and hassle-free weekend getaway to Boston.

Boston offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and gastronomy, making it an ideal destination for any traveler. From iconic landmarks to delectable eateries, there’s something for everyone. So pack your bags and embark on your own adventure to Beantown soon. If you loved this travel recap, stay tuned for more exciting trips and travel content. A special thanks to JetBlue, Boston USA, and Cambridge USA for making our journey unforgettable. Safe travels!

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I’ve always wanted to go to Boston! Definitely bookmarking this travel guide!

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Oh you’ll love it! But def go when it’s warm!! Like June/July/August, LOL! xoxo Cathy

Ah I love Boston so much! You’re making me want to go back stat!! Glad y’all had such a good time.

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It really is such an amazing city! I can’t wait to go back one day! xoxo Cathy

I live just West of Boston, and I’ve been there a million times, but it’s really fun to see it from a new perspective! Kisses, Sarah EverydayStarlet

So jealous, what a gorgeous city to live near! xoxo Cathy

YES! More travel posts please!

You got it! xoxo Cathy

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Thank you so much! xoxo Cathy

I’m going to Boston for the first time next week and really enjoyed reading about your trip! Thanks for a putting together this great travel guide!

Oh I’m so glad to hear that, have fun!! xoxo Cathy

Wow. This looks like an exhaustive guide to Boston. I never knew so much about it… I loved your photos! I would surely want to explore it. Thanks for sharing :)

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75 Best Boston Quotes and Boston Instagram Captions 2024

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Known for its baked beans, the vibrant city of Boston is one of the oldest cities in the USA.

So if you’re looking to learn more then you’re in the right place. 

Below I’ve curated a bumper list of Boston quotes that are guaranteed to have you booking your next trip to Beantown ! 

Not only can you use these quotes about Boston to inspire your vacation, but they are also perfect for those looking for the best Boston captions for Instagram!

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“There’s nothing more beautiful than a walk down the Charles in the fall.”

“Current situation: relaxing on the Esplanade… do not disturb.”

“A bad day in Boston is better than a good day anywhere else.”

“Boston is so laced with jerseys that you can be dressed head to toe in team apparel and no one will look twice.” – David Walton

“We say the cows laid out Boston. Well, there are worse surveyors.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson

Boston Puns and Funny Quotes About Boston Food

“Party like a lob-star (roll).”

“Boston cream pie is life.”

“Dunkin’ is what’s getting me through finals week.”

“Here for the clam chowder and lobster rolls.”

“Just a girl with her daily cup of Dunkin’.”

“Menu for the day: a Dunkin’ breakfast sandwich, lobster roll, and cannoli from Modern Pastry. Duh.”

“Brunching on Newbury Street never gets old.”

Famous Boston Sayings and Quotes

“Boston is a city that has the power to convince you to change what teams you root for.”

“I’d rather entrust the government of the United States to the first 400 people listed in the Boston telephone directory than to the faculty of Harvard University.” – William F. Buckley Jr.

“If you haven’t taken pics on Acorn Street, strolled through the Public Garden, or kayaked on the Charles, do you actually live in Boston?”

“Boston is the cream of the crop of the marathon world. It has such history that you feel such honor just being a part of it. All the other races have pacers to get you to a Boston qualifying time.” – Summer Sanders

“I have just returned from Boston. It is the only thing to do if you find yourself up there.” – Fred Allen

Boston Captions Instagram

“When I go abroad I always sail from Boston because it is such a pleasant place to get away from.” – Oliver Herford

“I love Boston, but it’s a smaller city for the personalities and video and the other stuff we want to incorporate.” – Dave Portnoy

“It’s such a great city, visually. You can’t get that kind of look in Canada that you can get in Boston: the old-brick historical buildings, the winding streets, the old but funky neighborhoods like Southie and Somerville. You can’t get that elsewhere. It’s a very unique place in that way.” – Brad Anderson

“The spring in Boston is like being in love: bad days slip in among the good ones, and the whole world is at a standstill, then the sun shines, the tears dry up, and we forget that yesterday was stormy.” – Louise Closser Hale

“When I’m in Boston, I always feel like I’m home. I almost cry I feel so good.” – Luis Tiant

Boston Phrases about the Weather

“I always tell people you don’t know cold until you have been to Boston.” – Marcus Luttrell

“Boston has two seasons: August and winter.” — Billy Herman

“We hope you enjoy both of our seasons: winter and construction.”

“I guess god made Boston on a wet Sunday.” – Raymond Chandler

Funny Boston Quotes Instagram

“I guess no true Bostonian would trust a place that was sunny and pleasant all the time. But a gritty, perpetually cold and gloomy neighborhood? Throw in a couple of Dunkin’ Donuts locations, and I’m right at home.” — Rick Riordan

“Proper Bostonians never talk about money. My father told me if I ever talked about money with a woman to take off the last zero.” – Cleveland Amory

“Boston’s freeway system is mad. It was clearly designed by a person who had spent his childhood breaking toy trains.” – Bill Bryson

Famous Boston Quotes for Instagram

“The Boston people were willing to learn, but only if one recognized how much they knew already.” – Van Wyck Brooks

“I fell in love with Boston, so hopefully, I’ll be here for a long time.” – Johnny Damon

“Boston is large enough to learn your independence and small enough to make your own.” – Henry Winkler

“Here’s what I see all across this great city – people working together to make Boston a better place to live and to raise children, to grow and pursue dreams.” – Thomas Menino

“Full of crooked little streets; but I tell you Boston has opened and kept open more turnpikes that lead straight to free thought and free speech and free deeds than any other city of men.” – Oliver Wendell Holmes

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“Boston is a moral and intellectual nursery always busy applying first principles to trifles.” – George Santayana

“Boston was a great city to grow up in, and it probably still is. We were surrounded by two very important elements: academia and the arts. I was surrounded by theater, music, dance, museums. And I learned how to sail on the Charles River. So I had a great childhood in Boston. It was wonderful.” – Leonard Nimoy

“Boston does not represent the quintessential excellence of all the world’s cities synthesized into a paradigm of urban beauty and virtue, but it is a place at once characteristic, mellow and mature, and possessed of many qualities not entirely divorced from charm.” – Lucius Beebe

“There is about Boston a certain reminiscent and classical tone, suggesting an authenticity and piety which few other American cities possess.” – E. B. White

“This is a city that has been created by man, by humans. When the English first got here, most of it was underwater… Boston’s a city that people have built… and I find it exciting to see that continuing to happen.” – Frederick P. Salvucci

Inspiring Boston Phrases

“In Boston, our strength is really our diversity.” – Marty Walsh

“This is Boston, a city with courage, compassion, strength that knows no bounds.” – Thomas Menino

“That’s all I claim for Boston – that it is the thinking center of the continent, and therefore of the planet.” – Oliver Wendell Holmes

“If you love this country and study history, then you will love Boston.” – Marcus Luttrell

“And it was from Boston that one in every six American families began their journey into the land of the free.” – Thomas Menino

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“I mean to say that Boston is what she is today because the past is physically as well as traditionally a part of her modern life.” – David Mccord

“We are Boston. We are America. We respond. We endure. We overcome. And we own the finish line.” – President Joe Biden

“Massachusetts has been the wheel within New England, and Boston the wheel within Massachusetts. Boston, therefore, is often called the `hub of the world’ since it has been the source and fountain of ideas that have been reared and made America.” – Reverend F.B. Zinkle

Short Boston Quotes about Massachusetts

“No, mom, I haven’t picked up a Boston accent yet.”

“Boston is a state of mind.” – Thomas Gold Appleton

“Let’s be honest: There’s no better college town than Boston.”

“Oh, Boston, you’re my home.” — The Standells, “Dirty Water”

“You know, Boston people are full of sauce.” – Ellen Pompeo

Sayings about Boston

“In Boston, they love their sports celebrities. And it’s great.” – Tom Brady

“I call Boston home because it’s where I started coming into my own.” – Sasha Banks

“Boston is actually the capital of the world.” — John Krasinski

“I love Boston; it’s like Paris.” – Tyra Banks

Boston Red Sox Quotes

“We picked the Red Sox because they lose. If you root for something that loses for 86 years, you’re a pretty good fan. You don’t have to win everything to be a fan of something.”― Jimmy Fallon

“You know, a lot of people say they didn’t want to die until the Red Sox won the World Series. Well, there could be a lot of busy ambulances tomorrow.”― Johnny Damon

“The Yankees may have always had the better players, but the Red Sox always had the better writers.”― Dan Riley, The Red Sox Reader

“That moment, when you first lay eyes on that field — The Monster, the triangle, the scoreboard, the light tower Big Mac bashed, the left-field grass where Ted (Williams) once roamed — it all defines to me why baseball is such a magical game”― Jayson Stark

“I’d love to play in a Red Sox game. It would be so awesome to actually walk out on the field and play, just for one inning. I’d also steal everything I could get my hands on in the clubhouse, which is why they won’t let me do it.” – Denis Leary

Boston Red Sox Instagram Captions

“I would really like that, Betsy, to cheer and jeer and hoot and root alongside a band of brothers. I would love that. But do you have any idea how much attention you have to pay to a Red Sox game? Even a regular-season Red Sox game?”― Joshua Ferris

“I grew up a Red Sox fan. I grew up going to Fenway Park and the Museum of Fine Arts and the Science Museum and Symphony Hall and going to the Common, walking around. My whole family at different times lived and worked in Boston.” – James Spader

“People saying, ‘Life didn’t turn out the way I wanted it to.’ Welcome to the club. I wanted to be the starting center-fielder for the Boston Red Sox, for chrissakes!” – Denis Leary

“I find it funny how people from Boston and New York hate each other because of pro teams. But, like, everyone on the Red Sox is a random millionaire athlete from somewhere else.” – Julian Casablancas

“Here’s the thing about Red Sox fans, or actually just fans from that region, in general: they appreciate the effort. And if you mail it in or if you give 80 percent, even with a win, they’ll let you know that’s not how you do it. They want – if it’s comedian, if it’s a musician, bring us your best show.” – Dane Cook

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“Boston is not an avant garde place. It stays literally 15 to 20 years behind New York at all times.” – Paul Laffoley

“Boston is just a village, sprawling far and wide, more human than New York City. ” – Frederick Engels

“In Boston they ask, how much does he know? In New York , how much is he worth? In  Philadelphia , who were his parents?” – Mark Twain

“I always figured Metropolis was north of New York , actually. Between New York and Boston, in my mind.” – Jim Lee

“There’s a lot of history in Boston and a lot of history, obviously, in New York with all the championships.” – Rafael Palmeiro

“Boston: Clear out eight hundred thousand people and preserve it as a museum piece. New York : Prison towers and modern posters for soap and whiskey. Pittsburgh: Abandon it.” – Frank Lloyd Wright

Boston IG Captions

“Boston is actually the capital of the world. You didn’t know that? We breed smart-ass, quippy, funny people. Not that I’m one of them. I just sorta sneaked in under the radar.” – John Krasinski

“When you think about Boston, Harvard and M.I.T. are the brains of the city, and its soul might be Faneuil Hall or the State House or the Old Church. But I think the pulsing, pounding heart of Boston is Fenway Park.” – John Williams

“I know of no large city where there is so much mutual helpfulness, so little neglect and ignorance of the concerns of other classes.” — Harriet Martineau

“Full of crooked little streets; but I tell you Boston has opened and kept open more turnpikes that lead straight to free thought and free speech and free deeds than any other city of live men or dead men.” – Oliver Wendell Holmes

Boston is an oasis in the desert, a place where the larger proportion of people are loving, rational, and happy.” – Julia Ward Howe

That’s 75 Instagram Captions about Boston

That’s the end of my bumper list, so I hope you’ve managed to find the  perfect Boston quote . 

I’d love to know which one is your favorite, and if I’ve missed any awesome Insta captions for Boston then please let me know in the comments below.

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Where to Stay in New England for the 2024 Solar Eclipse

A handy guide to six hotels offering special packages for the cosmic event of the season.

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On April 8, 2024, the cosmos is throwing a daytime blackout party across North America, and New England is on the VIP list . For those keen to witness the sun taking a brief sabbatical with a little extra swagger, here are six hotels that offer the best seats in the house.

Spruce Peak Stowe, Vermont Totality: 100%

Perfectly positioned in the path of totality, Spruce Peak in Stowe is throwing a dance party to mark the occasion featuring DJ Logic; keyboardist Ray Paczkowski of the Trey Anastasio Band, guitarist Andy Greenberg of Runaway Gin; and guitarist and bandleader Marcus Rezak, plus special guest G. Love. Other activities on-site range from craft-making to complimentary tastings from local faves such as Runamok Maple, Cabot, and Ten Bends Beer. All guests of the Lodge at Spruce Peak will receive a welcome amenity upon check in, including eclipse safety glasses for the entire family and some delicious treats from the pastry team.

Spruce Peak, 7412 Mountain Road, Stowe, Vermont. Info here .

The Wentworth Jackson, NH Totality: 99.15%

At the Wentworth, resident astrologer Paul Winalski promises to guide guests through the astronomical spectacle with the wisdom of an interstellar navigator. Here, telescopes, firepits, and lunar-themed libations make for an unforgettable celestial celebration.

1 Carter Notch Rd., Jackson Village, New Hampshire. More info here .

Cape Arundel Inn & Resort Kennebunkport, Maine Totality: 95%

Only 90 minutes from Boston, Cape Arundel’s VIP eclipse-viewing package includes a 15 percent room discount and early check-in at 1 p.m., plus a bottle of wine, protective eyewear to watch the event safely, and a branded journal for any starlit-inspired musings or doodles. The solar-eclipse viewing party, which spans from 2 to 4 p.m., is the perfect setup for those who prefer their astronomical events served with a splash of ocean views.

208 Ocean Ave., Kennebunkport, Maine. More info here .

The Lincoln Biddeford, Maine Totality: 90%

Think of Lincoln’s rooftop eclipse soiree as a block party, but instead of blocking the street, the moon is blocking the sun. Upon arrival, you’ll be outfitted with two pairs of eclipse viewing glasses and two drink tickets for themed cocktails that’ll have you seeing stars—in a good way. It’s all part of the hotel’s Moon Shadow Package, which also comes with early check-in so you can sit back, relax, and maybe even practice your moonwalk before the main event.

17 Lincoln St., Biddeford, Maine. More info here .

Hotel Vermont Burlington, VT Totality: 100%

Only hotel guests will have the opportunity celebrate the eclipse at this exclusive viewing party on the  the Van Ness Terrace. From 2 to 5 p.m.,   expect live music and  and festive drinks paying  homage to the sun’s brief retreat.

41 Cherry St., Burlington, Vermont. More info here .

Edson Hill Stowe, VT Totality: 100%

Given the lack of light pollution, this secluded inn, set amidst 38 stunning acres, offers prime eclipse viewing, with day turning to night for a magical 2 minutes and 48.1 seconds. Don’t miss the eclipse-themed Lemon Drop Martini at Edson Hill’s restaurant, which changes from yellow to dark purple, echoing the eclipse’s dramatic shift. It’s the perfect sip for toasting to the darkness and the natural beauty of Vermont (wearing your gratis ISO-certified glasses, of course).

1500 Edson Hill Rd., Stowe, Vermont. More info here .

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We're told the tennis superstars grabbed this Woodland Hills property for their mom/coach, Oracene Price , back in 2005 ... just as their careers were skyrocketing. Oracene lived in the mansion up until 2019, when it was reportedly sold for just under $2 million.

Now the property is going back on the market, and our real estate sources tell us it will be listed for $4,649,000 starting Friday.

The 7-bedroom abode is notably hidden away up a gated private drive ... where it is perched on a hill on a 1.4-acre lot. The estate's unparalleled views offer a sense of tranquility and serenity for whoever is able to cough up the Benjamins to make an offer.

The property boasts a massive tennis court, which is fitting given Oracene's daughters were winning Olympic medals, U.S. Opens and other prestigious trophies during her time residing there.

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Their journey as a family was told in the 2021 biopic, "King Richard," which earned Will Smith his first Oscar.

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Eclipse superfans aren't just traveling to see the rare astronomical event taking place next week; they're purchasing flight tickets that fly along the path of totality to catch a closer glimpse of the remarkable phenomenon.

We speak with Here & Now transportation analyst Seth Kaplan about how these flights work and what travelers can expect.

This segment aired on April 3, 2024.

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April Fools' Day pranks: Apps to translate baby stoner sayings, a ghostbuster at Tinder

Every april 1, brands and companies want to get some laughs – and attention – with goofy new 'product' launches. here are some ideas from companies such as sweetgreen, welch's and omaha steaks..

If you don't like Mondays, this one may especially be grating. It's April Fool's Day , when you should trust no one and question everything.

The roots of April Fools' Day may date back before to before the 15th century. But the modern-day April Fools' Day has become a day to prank a friend, family member, co-worker − or your customers.

Even though some companies have had April Fools' pranks backfire , marketers continue to issue spoof products in attempts to get some laughs and attention.

Already ahead of April Fools' Day, 7-Eleven has hinted at a possible prank product: In addition to new Lemon Lime, Green Apple and Sweet Orange flavored 7-Select sparkling waters, out now with partner Miracle Seltzer, there's a fourth flavor coming April 1: Big Bite Hot Dog.

The hot dog-flavored water "combines the mouthwatering experience of 7-Eleven’s iconic Big Bite Hot Dog into one refreshing beverage – ketchup and mustard included," the convenience chain says in a press release . "Say goodbye to the days of alternating bites of a hot dog with sips of a beverage, now those on the go can swap the bun for bubbles."

Krispy Kreme: A special doughnut deal for April Fools' Day

Will Big Bite Hot Dog sparkling water be sold? Its availability will be announced April 1. However, some reporters were sent a can of the drink. USA TODAY can confirm that it definitely smells like hot dog water and has a smoky aftertaste.

If you are interested in trying it, both 7-Eleven and Miracle Seltzer have hinted at having some to give away on their Instagram pages. (If you get a can, share with a friend as it's 16 ounces.)

Here's a roundup of many of the brand-related April Fools’ gag announcements. You've been warned.

Sour cream & onion flavored soda

Despite the proliferation of crazy-flavored products including Peeps-flavored Pepsi , Frank's RedHot sauce-flavored Vlasic pickles and Doritos Nacho Cheese-flavored liquor , healthy soda brand OLIPOP and Pringles are not really teaming up to bring to market a Sour Cream & Onion soda.

The product would have been "a match made in heaven … to bring the delicious, tangy flavor of Pringles’ Sour Cream & Onion flavor to life in liquid form with prebiotic benefits," the companies said.

Stoner lingo translation app

Another dream team prank product: Rosetta Stoned, a mobile app from Rosetta Stone and medical marijuana company Fluent , that "bridges the conversational gap between novice users and seasoned stoners in any social setting."

Da da decoder

Infant equipment site BabyQuip has its own language-bridging lark: the “Baby Translator” app, to decode your baby's secret language.

"Say 'goodbye' to restless nights as you decode your baby's coos and cries instantly, providing you with the understanding you need as a parent, all in one convenient app," it promises.

An AI-powered plush doll

Custom stuffed animal maker Budsies already makes selfie plush dolls with a built-in voice recorder. Its April Fools' spoof: Artificial intelligence-enabled dolls that "come programmed to learn everything about you and to become your new best friend."

A 50-pound Bearabuddy

Sorry to the 3,500 or so who have already signed up to buy Bearaby's Jumbo Benji plush toy, which is four times the size of its regular weighted plush toys and twice as heavy as its heaviest weighted blanket . This isn't actually going to be sold. But it is real and will be making its home in the lobby at The Child Mind Institute in Harlem to welcome children and their families. More weighted plushies are due the day after April Fools' Day, the company says.

A sleeping bag to go bananas over

The Dole Banana Peel Sleeping Bag, conveniently promoted as being available on April Fools' Day only, is made from actual banana fiber and "allows parents to escape into their own cocoon of sensory deprivation."

A full-body cleaning suit

Outrageous clothing company Tipsy Elves has a special product for April Fools' Day: The Mopsie. You don't need paper towels anymore, you can use your body to clean up those messes, with this "innovative, wearable microfiber towel jumpsuit" for "effortlessly soaking up spills and messes with ease." There's also a Baby Mopsie for "hard to reach places."

Korean BBQ deodorant

Kevin's Natural Foods , which has paleo- and keto-certified ready-to-cook and easy-prep entrées, is touting a new line of personal care products inspired by its food dishes including Korean BBQ Deodorant, Cilantro Lime Toothpaste, Lemongrass Basil Shampoo and Tikka Masala Sunscreen.

"These new face, body and hair care essentials will help fans prioritize self-care inside and out," the company says. 

Omaha Steaks' meaty sprays

Omaha Steaks has its own personal care prank product: Meaty Spritz sprays with flavors such as Omaha Fog, Hog Haze, and Cock-a-Doodle-Dew.

"The world’s first protein-infused, flavor-packed, portable pump spray … (to) enjoy all the mouthwatering flavors of your Omaha Steaks gourmet favorites no matter how far away from the kitchen you are!" the company says.

Sriracha toothpaste

Asian sauce maker Lee Kum Kee , which makes Sriracha Chili Sauce and Sriracha Mayo Dressing, is introducing – not – its Siracha Mayo Toothpaste. It's "fiery and creamy goodness … is sure to spice up your morning dental routine."

Post-salad dental kit

Need some less powerful toothpaste? Sweetgreen offered these fanciful personal hygiene products as part of its Sweetgreen After Salad Kit, which is "designed with your pearly whites in mind … offering everything you need to freshen up post-meal."

Choose from Miso Ginger Toothpaste, Spicy Cashew Mints, Lime Cilantro Dental Floss, and Sweetgreen Toothbrush and Floss Picks.

Fruit juice lip gloss

More personal care prank products: Welch’s Juicyfuls Juicy Fruit Lip Gloss – now available in five flavors: grape, orange, peach, strawberry and raspberry – made with real juice from Juicefuls fruit snacks so "you get that irresistible sweet flavor you love, all in a lip gloss that's as fun as it is nourishing."

Protein-powered seasonings

Quest Nutrition , maker of protein powder, snacks and other products, has a prank product line of seasonings including All Purpose, Lemon Pepper, and Garlic Herb, each of which deliver "21g of protein, 2g of net carbs and less than 1g of sugar."

If you want to try Quest's real products, you can use code NOJOKE for free shipping on online orders over $49 April 1-3.

Superpowered Superfeet?

These would certainly come in hand on a run, but – sorry – it's a jogging joke. Superfeet SuperBoost Power E-Soles gives you 8 hours of continuous battery-powered boost, for almost Iron Man-like propulsion. "All the comfort and support of Superfeet , now with electrifying performance," the company says in a video about the prank product. "It's like having a powerful electric motor in your shoes."

Scotch tape-branded Scotch?

This shenanigan seems like a blend that could stick: Scotch Whisky by Scotch Brand. The whisky "features a nose of cherry wood and a delightfully smooth finish that hits like a well-wrapped gift."

Who you gonna call when ghosted? This new title at Tinder

Dating app Tinder announced a new April Fools' Day hiring quest for a Vice President of Ghost Hunting to help combat "one of dating culture’s most prevalent vices – ghosting," a practice inflicted on 78% of singles already in 2024 (an untrue fact from Tinder).

Patrón's bringing back a beloved liqueur. No kidding.

Patrón patrons get some good news today. The premium tequila maker chose April Fools' Day to announce the return of its Patrón XO Cafe tequila-based coffee liqueur, which was discontinued in 2021. Since production ceased, devotees took to social media and signed a petition asking parent company Bacardi to bring it back.

Made with Patrón Silver tequila and Arabica bean coffee – the dry liqueur can be sipped straight, in cocktails and as dessert topping – Patrón XO Cafe will begin arriving in stores again later this month.

Say it with dead flowers

Don't forget to put roses on your April Fools' Day list. UrbanStems has this "special" delivery, The Dead Inside Collection, "an assortment of dead flower bouquets, dead plants, half empty vases, and more for the pessimist in your life." But, for real, check UrbanStems' social media accounts including Instagram for how to get 20% off an order of real flowers.

Cheesecake Factory's real deals

The Cheesecake Factory  also has a deal that's no joke: Sign up for the chain's Cheesecake Rewards loyalty program on April 1 to get an Any Slice, Half Price reward, redeemable for 50% off any slice of cheesecake or layer cake, with any food or beverage purchase (no gift cards).

Those who were members before April 1 will find something special in their account on Monday, too: either a free slice of cheesecake each month for a year, a free whole cheesecake, a free slice of cheesecake, $5 off $25 purchases, or $10 off $40 purchases. (All rewards redeemable by April 16; can be redeemed for dine-in, to-go and DoorDash.)

New merch from Dunkin', bonus points in app

Dunkin' announced it is going back to its roots and rebranding to just "Donuts'" on Monday, April 1. To celebrate the rebrand, the company is selling "Donuts'" merch, including sweatshirts that read "DONUTS," on ShopDunkin.com .

Additionally, Dunkin' Rewards members will receive 3x bonus points on any donut order through the mobile app on April 1.

Urban Outfitters launches 'Name Three Shirts' movement

Urban Outfitters said it is launching a global movement to "stand in solidarity against band-tee-shaming" by launching a new collection called "Name Three Shirts."

The t-shirt line "playfully mocks the gatekeeping attitudes of older generations who insist that band-shirt wearers should be required to name songs by those artists," the company said in a news release.

The line, which features revamped logos from bands such as The Grateful Dead, Joy Division and Led Zeppelin, is a "playful jab at the attitudes of older generations, and fights back against the misogynistic undertones of the infamous ‘name three songs’ line of questioning," Urban Outfitters said in the news release.

The collection of shirts is available online and in select Urban Outfitters stores starting April 1. You can shop the collection online here .

Auntie Anne's, Frontier Airlines collaborate on Pretzel Plane

Auntie Anne's pretzels and Frontier Airlines announced they have collaborated on the newest addition to Frontier's fleet: the Pretzel Plane.

According to a news release, the plane includes new in-flight entertainment featuring Auntie Anne's pretzels rolled seat-side, the "luxurious" smell of hot, fresh pretzels throughout the cabin and airplane-shaped pretzels if you're feeling hungry.

Moe's Southwest Grill, Sonic team up to introduce a Queso Slush

Two popular fast food chains announced a collaboration that is sure to be polarizing.

Moe's and Sonic announced a new beverage, the Queso Slush, a queso-flavored slushie. "The frozen goodness of a Sonic Slush meets the delicious flavor of Moe's queso."

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This is a curated list of the Bay Area’s most notable and permanent restaurant and bar closures, with new updates published once a week. See a closing we missed? Then drop us a line .

FIDI — After less than three years in business, high-profile Greek restaurant Estiatorio Ornos will close its doors after April 11. A spokesperson for the Mina Group confirmed the news to Eater SF on April 3, writing that ownership decided not to renew the lease at the 252 California Street. It’s the end of an era for the celebrity chef, who previously operated his eponymous Michelin-starred restaurant, Michael Mina, in the same space until that restaurant’s closure during the early days of the pandemic.

FREMONT — SFGATE reports that fast-casual rotisserie chicken chain Boston Market has closed its last remaining locations in the Bay Area. The outlet visited several Boston Market locations including restaurants in Fremont and Oakland, confirming that the company does not appear to have any outlets open in the Bay Area. The news comes as the chain closes stores across the country; the Washington Post reports that despite once operating 1,200 locations nationally, there are only about two dozen Boston Market restaurants remaining.

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