COVID-19 information
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Boston is returning to a modified Phase 2, Step 2 beginning December 16. For the latest updates, please visit our coronavirus (COVID-19) website:
- Virtual Boston
- COVID-19 update
- Get Started
- What to do
- Restrooms
- On a budget
- Boston history
- Plan your trip
- Maps
- Airport
- Resources
Virtual Boston
Xổ số miền bắc xổ số miền namThere are many temporary COVID-19 related closings, but you can still explore your favorite Boston area attractions. Check out this growing list of online resources, from museums, galleries, arts organizations, performance venues, and more:
COVID-19 update
Visitors to the City of Boston should monitor the City's coronavirus (COVID-19) page for the latest information regarding COVID-19. Visitors to the City of Boston should also review the City's reopening website. Please keep these tips in mind if you plan to visit the City.
- Effective August 1, 2020, all visitors and returning residents entering Massachusetts issued by Governor Baker.
- Some tourist attractions may be closed due to COVID-19. We encourage you to reach out to specific sites to learn about how they are handling the situation. Many sites are offering
Get Started
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What to do
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Walking tours
There are a variety of free walks and trails throughout the City of Boston.
Museums and galleries
The City has a wealth of museums, with everything from the Museum of Fine Arts to the Old State House.
Shopping and dining
Boston offers world-class dining and shopping options as well as local, artisan, and ethnic favorites.
Theaters and venues
We have a number of places for residents and visitors to watch plays, films, and concerts.
Sports
With the recent success of Boston’s professional teams, there’s much to experience in the City of Champions.
Farmers markets
The Office of Food Access helps to oversee almost 30 farmers markets in Boston.
Uncovering Boston's history
It’s no secret Boston is rich with history. From the American Revolution to the site of the very first public school, it’s a city with stories to tell.
Planning your trip
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Keep these dates and events in mind as they are usually busy times in Boston.
- December 31/January 1:
- March (mid-month):
- April (third Monday of the month):
- June (beginning of the month):
- May (throughout the month): College graduation season
- June 29 - July 1:
- End of August/Early September: Moving day, students return
- October (mid-end of month):
- December: Holiday season
Boston maps
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We can't mail you any printed maps or guides, but these websites have some helpful maps.
Find a number of interactive maps of the Boston area.
Find printable maps of Boston as well as the Greater Boston area.
Find your way around Boston's comprehensive public transit system.
To and from Logan Airport
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Recommended Resources
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Get help before you plan your next visit to our great City.
Xổ số miền bắc xổ số miền namThe primary private sector marketing and visitor service organization.
The Greater Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau’s list of hotels.
Dedicated to promoting Massachusetts as a leisure-travel destination.
Get updates on events going on in the City.
Xổ số miền bắc xổ số miền namWe also put updates about events on our Facebook page.