Boston Attractions with 2 -16 year old boys
Feb 7th, 2008, 07:51 AM
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Boston Attractions with 2 -16 year old boys
We are visiting Boston University. Any suggestions on places it visit in Feb? I checked the Duck Tours they are closed!! Any restaurant suggestions ... attractions - thanks
Feb 7th, 2008, 09:11 AM
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The Freedom tour is great. It's givent by the Parks Dept.
On Newbury and Boylston Sts, not for from BU, there are many, many restaurants. We've eaten at Vinny T's (inexpensive Italian), and STephanie's (a nice, and very popular place). Check boston.menupages.com to read user comments, and check menus.
On Newbury and Boylston Sts, not for from BU, there are many, many restaurants. We've eaten at Vinny T's (inexpensive Italian), and STephanie's (a nice, and very popular place). Check boston.menupages.com to read user comments, and check menus.
Feb 7th, 2008, 09:31 AM
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ANother nice place to eat is Brasserie Jo in the Colonnade Hotel. It you happen to be staying in the back bay area, there's a coffee shop on Huntington Ave, about a block away from the Colonnade that has a good inexpensive breakfast.
Feb 7th, 2008, 09:33 AM
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If you are traveling Feb 16-23, expect crowds as kid oriented venues as that is school vacation week in Massachusetts.
Skating on the Frog Pond is popular with kids of all ages.
Maybe tickets to a Bruins or Celtics game.
Skating on the Frog Pond is popular with kids of all ages.
Maybe tickets to a Bruins or Celtics game.
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Feb 7th, 2008, 12:29 PM
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My college boys love Legal Seafood. There are several in various locations. Top notch fish.
They also like visiting Faneuil Hall. Really touristy - but it's fun. Also, I agree with the suggestion of eating in the North End.
The Freedom Trail is pretty interesting, but my kids would want to race through it - especially in February. LOL
They also like visiting Faneuil Hall. Really touristy - but it's fun. Also, I agree with the suggestion of eating in the North End.
The Freedom Trail is pretty interesting, but my kids would want to race through it - especially in February. LOL
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Last year we went to Boston for a weekend with our two teenage boys during Feb. vacation. We spent two nights at the Doubletree. The boys liked Fanueil Hall/Quincy Market. We went to Blue Man Group which was a big hit with them. DH took one son to the Boat Show (look in the Thursday Boston Globe Calendar to see what's in town when you are). I took my other son to the Museum of Fine Arts for a school project. He moped the entire way but I love the MFA and made him drag his sorry butt through every exhibit. I would also recommend Kings Bowling Alley if it rains or snows. All my kids love the Museum of Science no matter what their age. One son loves the Prudential (mall at the bottom, observation at the top). They also like Harvard Square. The Aquarium is just okay. Good if you don't have an aquarium where you are. Same with the Franklin Park Zoo. Have a great time.
