"Boston in the fallmeans crisp weather, colorful foliage in the parks, tasty harvest-inspired menus, and plenty to do. It’s the kind of place where I can sip cider on a cobblestone street, walk beneath canopies of amber leaves, and catch the Red Sox season’s last roar—sometimes all in one day."

I’ve got a warm cider doughnut in one hand, a scarf wrapped tight, and crunchy leaves underfoot—all while strolling through Beacon Hill or browsing open-air markets in Boston’s South End.

Highlights:

  • Stroll through the golden leaves in Boston Common and Public Garden.
  • Pick apples and pumpkins at nearby orchards like Lookout Farm.
  • Take a scenic drive along the Mohawk Trail.
  • Explore haunted history on a Beacon Hill ghost tour.
  • Sip hot cider while browsing fall markets and fairs.

Unique Boston Fall Activities:

https://www.facebook.com/gardnermuseum/

The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

Wander Through Art and Mystery at The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

 

https://www.facebook.com/TradeBoston/

Trade

If You Crave Bold Flavors, Dine at Trade

 

https://www.facebook.com/saltiegirlboston/

Saltie Girl

Indulge in Coastal Delights at Saltie Girl

 

https://www.facebook.com/aquitaineboston/

Aquitaine

Savor French-Inspired Cuisine at Aquitaine

 

https://www.facebook.com/ICA.Boston/

The Institute of Contemporary Art

Immerse Yourself in Modern Creativity at The Institute of Contemporary Art

 

Jump to a Spot...