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Explore more in our historic city
Boston Common and the Public Garden
One of the most popular Boston attractions is Boston Common, a short walk from Boston Park Plaza hotel. As the oldest park in the country, established in 1634, Boston Common is filled with landmarks and hosts many events throughout the year. The Public Garden is adjacent to Boston Common and is home to Boston's famous Swan Boats, which have been delighting visitors since 1877 and have become an icon of the city.
Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill, located across Boston Common from Boston Park Plaza, is a charming, historic neighborhood of cobblestoned streets, Federal-style row houses and gas-lit street lamps. The neighborhood is about one mile square and is a captivating place to view beautifully preserved homes.
Faneuil Hall
Faneuil Hall, located near the waterfront, is one of the most popular sites in Boston. It has been a marketplace and a meeting place since 1743. Today, it's still a vibrant marketplace with more than 70 retailers, dozens of food stands and restaurants and is home to some of the best street performers, from comedy acts to acrobats, magicians, singers, musicians, and even living art installations.
The Theater District
The Boston Theater District is minutes from the Boston Park Plaza. From repertory-company productions to Broadway shows, the Theater District is a vibrant destination. Boston theaters serve as staging areas for shows heading to Broadway, so it’s possible to see the next great hit here, before it moves to New York. Inquire with our Concierge, located in our lobby, about tickets to current shows.
The Seaport District
The Seaport District of Boston is home of the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. The South Boston waterfront has more than 50 restaurants, many rich with local specialties. The area also has a vibrant arts community, including the acclaimed Institute of Contemporary Art and the Boston Children's Museum. If you like local craft beer, visit Harpoon Brewery. Or visit the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum, a floating museum offering hour-long group tours.
