Things to Do in Boston From Harbor Trellis to Arena Tours

4.7 (4,122)

Mon – Sun, Open 24 hours

100 Atlantic Ave

Between Faneuil Hall and the North End, a vine-covered trellis shades a harborfront walk in any season under soft lighting. Open lawns, gardens and benches leave room to watch boats and catch the sunset, the grounds include a children's play area, and the park stays open 24 hours.

4.4 (110)

Mon – Sun, 10:30 – 17:00

100 Legends Way

Inside TD Garden, a half-mile of exhibits traces Boston sports history through arena hallways lined with Stanley Cup relics and basketball artifacts. General admission works only through guided walking tours, and tour options with Heritage Hall add Bruins memorabilia and interactive activities.

4.5 (2)

Mon – Sun, Open 24 hours

191 Hanover St

Sculptor Harry Weber's six-foot bronze boxer stands at the North End gateway, at the corner of Hanover and Cross Streets. Unveiled in October 2012, it honors North End native Leonardo Liotta, who won the world welterweight boxing championship in 1955, and stays accessible around the clock.

4.6 (25,616)

100 Legends Way

Bruins and Celtics games and major concerts fill this 19,000-seat arena above North Station. Upgrades have refreshed its screens, seating and concourses, and capacity crowds bring energy to the stands. Plan around a strict bag policy that limits entry to small clutches and crossbodies.