Discover Boston, Massachusetts – A City of Innovation and History
Get ready to experience Boston, one of America’s most vibrant and historic cities! As the birthplace of the American Revolution and home to world-renowned institutions like Harvard and MIT, Boston blends rich history with cutting-edge innovation. Stroll along the Freedom Trail, take in views of the harbor, or explore its diverse neighborhoods filled with iconic architecture, cultural landmarks, and award-winning cuisine. Whether you’re catching a Red Sox game at Fenway Park or enjoying a summer evening along the Charles River, Boston offers something for every visitor. July is a perfect time to visit – with warm weather, lively festivals, and the city buzzing with energy, there’s no better backdrop for the 12th International Conference on Head and Neck Cancers.
Things to Do
Tours and Trails
Whether you’re rolling through the streets on a trolley, cruising the harbor by boat, or soaring above the skyline in a helicopter, Boston offers unforgettable tours for every kind of traveler. Dive into the city’s fascinating past and vibrant present with options like Duck Tours, Foodie Tours, Beer Tours, Bike Tours, Harbor Cruises, and, of course, the iconic Freedom Trail®.
Boston’s diverse heritage shines through in its many cultural trails, including the Black Heritage Trail, the Irish Heritage Trail, and the Equality Trail, which honors the route of Boston’s first Pride parade. From deep history and rich culture to exciting flavors and stunning views, there’s a Boston tour waiting just for you.
Experience Boston’s World-Class Museums
Boston is home to some of the nation’s most renowned cultural institutions, including the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the Harvard Art Museums, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. With the changing season comes a fresh lineup of must-see exhibitions—don’t miss the chance to explore them while they’re here!
Whether you’re planning a date night, a family outing, or a day with friends, Boston’s museums offer engaging experiences for all ages and interests. From masterpieces of fine art to groundbreaking science and immersive history, there’s an exhibit waiting to inspire you
Transportation Options
The Menino Convention and Exhibition Center (MCEC) is steps away from the MBTA’s Silver Line World Trade Center stop, which is the same line that services Logan Airport.
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority has a nifty tool called “Trip Planner” that lets you plan your T ride from beginning to end. Simply enter in your starting location at the BCEC or Hynes (or wherever else you find yourself around Boston), and it will tell you where you need to go stop by stop to get here quickly and easily via subway or bus.