CityPASS Boston articles

If you're heading here for soccer's biggest event this summer, you're in genuine luck. Boston is compact, walkable, and packed with things to see, which means even the busiest match week leaves room for real exploration.

Sometimes we forget that the earth is over 70% water and that a full 15% of all living creatures call the ocean home. But the New England Aquarium in Boston, Massachusetts, has not forgotten, and once you visit, you’ll never look at marine life the same way again.

Few art museums in North America can match the scope and significance of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. With a collection exceeding 450,000 works spanning thousands of years and virtually every corner of the globe, the MFA is a destination that rewards curiosity at every turn.

Standing on the deck of a boat as Boston's skyline rises against the water, you'll discover the city from a perspective that walking tours and bus rides simply can't match — historic landmarks take on new dimensions, and centuries of maritime heritage suddenly make perfect sense.

The Boston Christmas market scene captures the warmth of European holiday traditions while celebrating local artisans and New England charm. Whether you're hunting for unique gifts, sampling seasonal foods, or simply soaking in the festive atmosphere, these markets offer something special for everyone.

Boston in winter transforms into a magical destination where historic charm meets seasonal celebration. From world-class museums to snow-dusted cobblestone streets, the city offers countless ways to embrace the colder months.