Instagram-Worthy Places in Boston
Boston, MA
outdoors
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Louisburg Square
Prepare for some real glamour shots in this Beacon Hill area, as Louisbourg Square is one of the prettiest and most expensive neighbourhoods in North America. An average home there costs about £10 million, so raid your piggybank if you’re planning on moving there!
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Boston, MA
outdoors
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Boston Public Garden
This 19th-century park is famous for its verdant grounds, idyllic boat rides, and spoiled squirrels! It won’t be hard to snap a photo with one, as they are usually eating. According to locals, they prefer almonds over anything else, so come prepared!
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Boston, MA
experience
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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
The Museum of Fine Art tends to steal the spotlight when it comes to cultural attractions in the city, but I’d argue that the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is just as good for Instagram photos. The courtyard is simply stunning—it feels like you’ve stepped into another world. There are gorgeous flowers everywhere, as well as beautiful tiled walls that are sure to rack up likes in your Instagram feed. Fun fact: You can get into the museum for free if your name is Isabella!
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Boston, MA
lodging
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The Verb Hotel
If you’re going for a quirky, rock-and-roll aesthetic, definitely check out The Verb Hotel. The boutique hotel, located just around the corner from Fenway, has a retro vibe thanks to its musical memorabilia, groovy hotel bus, and numerous murals. Unlike New York, Boston doesn’t have too much in terms of iconic street art, but one of its best murals—in my opinion, anyway—is the colorful Fenway scene that’s located behind the hotel.
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Boston, MA
outdoors
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Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University
Arnold Arboretum is an outdoor tree & plant museum that belongs to Harvard University. You can enjoy the park with a guided walking tour or try to find the most instagrammable spots on your own. Visit in Spring for the best experience.
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Boston, MA
outdoors
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Boston Common
Boston Common is one of the oldest and most beautiful parks in the US. Visit during the spring and summer months for a picnic or during the winter to try your skills in the ice skating rink nearby.
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Boston, MA
outdoors
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Faneuil Hall Marketplace
This shopping centre is one of the most visited tourist spots in Boston, with many stores, restaurants and cafes in its premises. Since the 18th century, it has been a meeting place and the site where many prominent figures of the American Revolution gave speeches.
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Boston, MA
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Copley Square
Named after the painter John S. Copley, this public square is surrounded by cultural institutions and art centres.
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Boston, MA
experience • outdoors
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Fenway Park
The historic home grounds of Boston Red Sox (the pride of the city), is the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball. Although it is quite small in capacity, the stadium has lived many glorious moments, with the Red Sox winning six of the 11 World Series that took place in it.
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Boston, MA
experience • outdoors
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Fort Point Channel
Fort Point Channel separates downtown Boston from South Boston. The banks are home to several companies and government agencies, as well as nightclubs and museums.
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Boston, MA
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Monument Square
The Monument Square district is a bit far off Boston’s centre and marks the site of the 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill.
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Boston, MA
outdoors
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Charles River Esplanade
One of the best spots to snap a stunning cityscape is the Charles River Esplanade. A lovely path runs along the river separating the city from its neighbor, Cambridge. The Esplanade is beyond charming with its amazing views of the city, quaint parks, and in the fall, amazing foliage. Grab a cup of coffee and head over for a morning stroll—you won’t be disappointed.
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Boston, MA
outdoors
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Harbor Islands- Long Island
This group of 34 islands located near the port of Boston are largely uninhabited, but there are frequent tours departing the harbour every day. Unsurprisingly, they offer some rare Instagram opportunities for travellers.
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