For the best cannolis and cappuccinos, visit Cafe Vittoria, a beloved spot where Zoë’s parents, Betsy and John, got engaged. Note: cash-only.

Stop by Bricco’s for artisanal bread, and pair it with prosciutto or cheese from Salumeria Italiana. Zoë and Adam love biking to the North End, picking up local specialties, and enjoying a picnic at the Greenway, a park that separates the North End from downtown Boston.

Newbury Street is one of Boston’s most iconic streets, known for its mix of high-end boutiques, art galleries, and charming cafés. Zoë enjoys browsing the shops, while Adam relaxes at one of the many cafés or restaurants along the street. Whether you're into shopping or just enjoying the atmosphere, it’s a great spot to spend the day.

Stroll through America’s oldest public park and the adjacent Public Garden, featuring the iconic Swan Boats and lush landscapes perfect for a relaxing afternoon. Located less than a 2 minute walk from the hotel, beautiful for some fall folliage.

Faneuil Hall is a historic landmark and vibrant marketplace in the heart of Boston. Explore the bustling Quincy Market for food stalls, local shops, and street performers. It’s a great place to grab a bite, shop for souvenirs, or take in the lively atmosphere. Faneuil Hall itself is rich in history, once serving as a meeting place for early American patriots.

The New England Aquarium is a must-see in Boston. Don't miss the Giant Ocean Tank, home to sea turtles, sharks, and rays. Afterward, take a stroll along the Waterfront for great views of the harbor.

For a peaceful break in the city, visit the Charles River Esplanade. Zoë and Adam enjoy biking along the river, taking in scenic views of both the water and Boston’s skyline. You can rent kayaks or sailboats for a fun way to explore, or simply relax with a picnic or a good book by the water.

Hop on a Boston Duck Tour for a fun and unique way to explore the city. These iconic amphibious vehicles take you on a land-and-water adventure, showing off famous sights like the State House, Boston Common, and the Charles River. It's a great way to get a fun overview of the city with a touch of history, all while enjoying the view from both land and water.

Charles Street is a picturesque street in Beacon Hill, known for its quaint shops, cozy cafés, and historic charm. You can browse unique boutiques, enjoy a coffee, or take in the beauty of the historic brownstones that line the street. It’s a lovely place for a leisurely stroll through one of Boston’s most iconic neighborhoods.

For a touristic detour, check out Acorn Street for a perfect Instagram moment.

The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is a must-visit for art lovers. The museum features an eclectic collection of fine art, including paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts, housed in a stunning Venetian-style palace. Wander through the tranquil courtyard and explore the galleries, which display works from artists like Rembrandt, Titian, and Vermeer. It's a unique and intimate cultural experience in the heart of Boston.