One Day in Boston?
Food scene
There are 25 amazing Italian seafood restaurants in Boston's Italian district - known as "the North End" - but our favorite is "The Daily Catch." Just 5 or 6 tables and you sit next to the Boston-Italian chef creating his culinary masterpieces!
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The Daily Catch
323 Hanover StThere are 25 amazing Italian seafood restaurants in Boston's Italian district - known as "the North End" - but our favorite is "The Daily Catch." Just 5 or 6 tables and you sit next to the Boston-Italian chef creating his culinary masterpieces!
If you love Italian food but you don't want to pay a premium for ambience, then you should try our favorite (affordable) North End restaurant: Tony and Elaine's. Best Italian meatballs in Boston, from a secret family recipe.
https://www.tonyandelaines.com/dinner-menu
Tony & Elaine's
111 North Washington StreetIf you love Italian food but you don't want to pay a premium for ambience, then you should try our favorite (affordable) North End restaurant: Tony and Elaine's. Best Italian meatballs in Boston, from a secret family recipe.
https://www.tonyandelaines.com/dinner-menu
Okay, if you read in the Boston guidebook that you should go to Mike's Pastry shop for pastries, skip it. The tourists go to Mike's - the locals recommend Bova's. Get a Florentine cannoli then find yourself a nice little cafe to have an espresso or cappuccino!
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Bova's Bakery
134 Salem StOkay, if you read in the Boston guidebook that you should go to Mike's Pastry shop for pastries, skip it. The tourists go to Mike's - the locals recommend Bova's. Get a Florentine cannoli then find yourself a nice little cafe to have an espresso or cappuccino!
Neighborhoods
If you only have one day in Boston, you have to visit the Italian District - Bostonians call it the North End. After the original Pilgrims from England, the Italians and Irish were the other two immigrant groups to impact the city. The North End is still so Italian after 150 years that they might not want to speak English with you!
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North End
If you only have one day in Boston, you have to visit the Italian District - Bostonians call it the North End. After the original Pilgrims from England, the Italians and Irish were the other two immigrant groups to impact the city. The North End is still so Italian after 150 years that they might not want to speak English with you!
Sightseeing
Walk the history of the city on the Freedom Trail! Get off the subway at Aquarium and head straight into the North End to pick up the Freedom Train
https://www.thefreedomtrail.org/
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Freedom Trail
Freedom TrailWalk the history of the city on the Freedom Trail! Get off the subway at Aquarium and head straight into the North End to pick up the Freedom Train
https://www.thefreedomtrail.org/
You must visit Paul Revere's House in the North End - he did a whole lot more than just jump on a horse and holler that the Redcoats were coming!
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The Paul Revere House
19 N SquareYou must visit Paul Revere's House in the North End - he did a whole lot more than just jump on a horse and holler that the Redcoats were coming!
Walk into Charlestown and see the beautiful Tall Ship - the USS Constitution ship - that helped win the war of independence. It's free to see the ship!
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USS Constitution - Actual Vessel
93 Chelsea StWalk into Charlestown and see the beautiful Tall Ship - the USS Constitution ship - that helped win the war of independence. It's free to see the ship!
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Leave the USS Constitution and take a free ferry ride!
After you leave the USS Constitution, get on the commuter ferry back to Boston for a free harbor trip! Just show your receipt from the subway for a free transfer!