Popular gay bookstore.

Housed in the Old State House building, this museum offers visitors a look at items from Boston history.

The mission of this non-profit organization is to broaden the understanding and appreciation of urban architecture and the neighborhood heritage of Boston and its suburbs.

"A Free Marketplace of Ideas" bookstore specializing in gay and lesbian literature.

Back Bay bookstore named for Robert B. Parker's fictional private eye.

Actually five trails in five distinct city neighborhoods, this self-guided tour presents the stories of some of Boston’s female patriots, intellectuals, abolitionists, suffragists, artists and writers over four centuries.

A comprehensive blend of unique and innovative spa, fitness and salon services in a traditional Back Bay setting.

Located on the Freedom Trail across the street from the Old State House, this visitor center supplies free activity books for children, and tourist tips for adults.

House built in 1814 by ship's carpenters to resemble a ship's hull.

Warren was killed in the Battle of Bunker Hill.

This hill was the actual site of the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Local family park.

This visitor center marks the start of the Freedom Trail.

Prestigious Boston bridal boutique located on Newbury Street.

Famous upscale Newbury Street store known for its fine men's clothes and popular cafe.

Popular shopping street in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood.