Beautiful historic library with children's sections, story times, reading programs, and interactive exhibits.

Amphibious vehicle tours that travel through Boston streets and into the Charles River, narrated with historical facts and humor.

Chain of parks connecting Boston to Brookline with playgrounds, ponds, walking trails, and sports facilities.

Theater company featuring children's productions, interactive performances, and drama classes for young performers.

Modern playgrounds with age-appropriate equipment, splash fountains in summer, and performance spaces along the greenway.

Historic weather observatory with scenic hiking trails, tower climb, and views of Boston skyline from Blue Hills.

Waterfront park with playgrounds, splash pad in summer, climbing areas, and views of Boston Harbor.

Beautiful 275-acre cemetery with walking paths, ponds, wildlife, and educational tours suitable for families and children.

Indoor LEGO experience with building activities, rides, 4D movies, and a LEGO store for kids ages 3-12.

Historic 1727 mansion with family tours, period furnishings, and educational programs about colonial Boston.

Family-friendly brewery tour with parent tastings and kid-friendly snacks; kids learn about brewing process.

America's oldest public arboretum with 265 acres of trees, shrubs, and vines; great for walks, bike rides, and nature exploration. Free, all ages.

Interactive museum with hands-on exhibits designed for children ages 0-10, featuring play areas, water tables, and creative spaces.

The Parks and Recreation Department owns 293 properties containing around 2,200 acres of permanently protected open space including the Boston Common, the Public Garden, and the Olmsted-designed Emerald Necklace park system. The City’s parks contain walking trails, playgrounds, recreational courts, natural areas, historic burying grounds, and much more. We maintain 31 urban wilds, 4 high school athletic fields, and operate 2 public golf courses. In addition to the trees within our parks, we care for more than 45,00

Miles-long park along Boston's shoreline with beautiful water views, ice cream shops, and access to multiple attractions. Free, pleasant walk for all ages.

Beautiful historic garden with walking paths, Make Way for Ducklings statues, and pedal boats on the lagoon during summer months.

Interactive museum with live actor reenactments, ship replicas, and interactive exhibits about the American Revolution.

64 acres with 3 playgrounds, bike paths, spray park near museum, picnic areas overlooking Charles River. Free, perfect for walking and biking.

Amphibious vehicles tour downtown Boston then splash into the Charles River, fun for kids. $, entertaining for all ages.

Public and private stadium tours of Fenway Park, the home ballpark of the Red Sox.