Holiday rentals and lettings in Boston

Going to Boston and need to decide where to stay? Let’s keep it simple. If you travel on a budget, choose rentals in South Boston, Bay Village, Back Bay and South End. The area is quiet and cheaper then the centre but still well connected via a great network of transports. For a very touristic stay, Back Bay is the best example of the American 19th-century architecture. If you are looking for exclusive rentals, luxury properties are available in North End. Maybe you are in town for business, then you definitely need to stay Downtown.

The city boasts a wide array of beautiful homes of colonial style with spacious and comfortable rooms and spaces to spend time together. The lounges are arranged in resting areas, dining and relaxing corners. The kids will have great fun in the back gardens and all of you will enjoy the privilege of having a private pool to take a dip whenever you please. Amongst many modern central rentals is very common to find accommodation for 6 people. As you can see, space is not a problem. Beautiful deco, great amenities and perfect locations. What else do you need?

Boston, Massachussets’ capital city is one of the oldest cities in the USA. Home to many universities and is considered the hub of Biotech. The city is known for a great life quality, innovation galore, cultural attractions and green and blue spaces. A city of firsts where everything is about learning. The baked beans are also quite famous as well as Fenway Park or the Boston Marathon.

In and around there is a lot to do and many places to visit. Take a day to go to Vermont, the Berkshires, Cape or Maine or jump on the train for a ride to New York City. Tradition and modernity is a great mix that you will notice wandering the streets. Traditional houses in some neighbourhoods and modern buildings in contrast with the previous ones. Explore the city and discover its markets, great shopping areas and have a panoramic view of the skyline. Boston has so much to offer. Take your time and start your urban adventure!

Boston is a city with varied places and activities. For a comfortable and pleasant tour around the city, get on the Hop-On Hop-Off bus that will take you to the highlights of the city while enjoying an explanation in your own language. Walking the streets, you discover little corners and cosy cafes to stop for breakfast or a quick coffee to get some energy to keep going. Visit the Old State House or Faneuil Hall & Quincy Marketplace or the best highlight of the city - The freedom Walk.

Some cultural visits are the Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of science. The city boasts lots of museums specialised in different topics but if you wanted to see them all them maybe it would be the only thing in your trip. The Institute of Contemporary Art, the Salem Witch Museum, the Harvard Natural History Museum and the USS Constitution Museum, are also great institutions you can spend some time at. Although you will also find others very specific for those interested in the world of computer science, firefighters or the police.

Get to the top of the Prudential Tower and get beautiful views of the city. You need to buy a ticket. The Skywalk observatory, on floor 50th is the highest lookout point in New England. You will not believe your eyes when you see the impressive skyline in the horizon.

The public gardens were built in 1634 and changed in the Victorian Age, introducing relevant species of plants from both local and the city surroundings. With the flowers, they created floral patterns using new techniques and importing exotic flora and trees. The park offers long walks, benches to take a rest, the beautiful lake, the fountains and the Swan Boats, one ot the popular attractions.

Take your family to Fenway Park, home to the Red Sox. According to history, this park is the oldest ball park In Major League Baseball. Many events take place in the park, not just baseball - campaigns, football matches and or the World Series.

Walking around a city always makes us a bit hungry and thirsty. Well, there is a simple way to solve that. Take a foodie walk with the family or your friends. We can assure they are the tastiest tours in town! Mouthwatering goodies and culinary delicacies. How good that sounds? A Yummy Walk takes up to three and a half hours. The tour takes you through the Italian district popping in different eateries where you will sample amazing cheese, pancetta and olive oil. After that, you will enjoy lunch where three different pasta dishes will be served. A good slice of pizza comes next! Baked in the oven and melting cheese that you will not resist. At the end, sweet treats will be the icing on the cake. Sample some chocolates and caramels and the best cannoli you have ever tasted!

About a century ago, Boston Children’s Museum was an idea that took shape out of the brainstorming of some local science teachers that wanted to create a learning arena for children. This is a very popular place for locals and visitors alike. The exhibits are focused on children from all ages. They are always appealing as it is the giant sculpture in the centre of the first floor. Kids can climb it safely up to 4 floors approximately. Hands on activities are the main attraction for the kiddos, who always run around with big smiles on their faces, enjoying their active participation in the museum.