See the Angels in the Architecture
Great architecture tells the story of a city, and Boston is no exception. From the row houses that paint the South End, to the federalist and Greek revival architecture lining the cobblestone streets of Beacon Hill, to the stately Victorian and Edwardian homes of the Back Bay along the French-inspired Commonwealth Avenue—architecture and history buffs will love strolling neighborhoods of well-preserved homes and buildings uncovering the past, present and even the future of one of America’s oldest cities. As a knowledgeable guide helps you duck down little-known alleys while sharing stories of those that built and inhabited these legendary lanes, and you’ll lose yourself in time. A stop on the gas lantern-lined Charles Street provides the perfect backdrop for a delicious lunch and review of the day’s discoveries.