Boston Travel Guide

Where to See 'Make Way for Ducklings' in Boston! ⏬
If you're looking for the perfect spot to bring your friends, family, and kids in Boston, look no further than the Make Way for Ducklings statues in the Boston Public Garden, located near the corner of Beacon Street and Charles Street.
Published in 1941, the book has become a timeless classic in American children’s literature. 'Make Way for Ducklings' takes center stage in Boston, featuring iconic sculptures of ducklings that have become a cherished tourist attraction. The heartwarming tale follows Mr. and Mrs. Mallard, a pair of ducks, on their quest to find a suitable home for their ducklings in the bustling city of Boston. Their journey ultimately leads them to the tranquil haven of the Public Garden.
Crafted by artist Nancy Schön, the bronze duckling sculptures were installed in 1987. These charming sculptures often don seasonal and holiday decorations, adding to their playful and interactive allure within the park.
When you find yourself in Boston, missing this adorable sight would be quite a challenge, even if you attempted to! Boston Travel Guide highly recommends a visit, with Mother's Day offering a particularly special opportunity for bonding

Do you love Springtime? ⬆️
Boston, one of America’s greatest walking cities contains historic ports, beautiful waterways, elaborate bike paths, and urban green space to invite you to enjoy the fun outdoors. Did you know that Back Bay is home to the first public botanical garden in America?
Throughout Spring, uncover all holidays and celebratory events in Boston including St. Patrick’s Day, Boston Marathon, Cinco de Mayo, Mother’s Day, and Father’s Day. Thanks to the City of Boston for easing up restrictions, many restaurants and cafes are becoming lively again for setting up outdoor patio dining spaces.
⭐ Red Sox games are ON! What are you waiting for? Sweet Caroline
⭐ Most Museums are open to the public, reservations are required
⭐ Looking for a rooftop brunch spot? Yotel has a beautiful city view!

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Ready for cherry blossom peak bloom? ⬆️
Cherry blossoms peaked in D.C. So you know what that means! Typically, cherry blossoms in Boston peak within 3-5 weeks after D.C. So why not plan the perfect road trip for an unbeatable view of the blooms right by the waterfront?
Each year, Spring flower events such as the Art in Bloom, Lilac Sunday, Boston Flower and Garden Show take place between April and May. Not only to see the beauty of magnolia and cherry blossom, but tulips are also planted to reach full bloom by Mother’s Day. In keeping with the Victorian Character, you will see lots of unusual sub-tropical types of plants in the Public Garden. Take a stroll by the Rose Kennedy Greenway, Chinese Gardens, and Newbury Street to feel the Spring spirit and welcome summer.
⭐ The most magnificent time to enjoy a Spring walk at Kelleher Rose Garden off Fenway is in June
⭐ Our pick of Spring Museum is Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum which displays dramatic colored flowers from top-down
⭐ Don’t miss the fantastic Brookline cherry blossom festival in Spring 2022!

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