Fenway–Kenmore Travel Guide

Boston

A tree-lined urban street with parked cars and benches.
An ornate courtyard with a central mosaic floor, surrounded by lush greenery and classical architecture.
A statue of a person on a horse in front of a building with "HOKU" on a sign.
The entrance to the Museum of Fine Arts with classical columns and the building's name inscribed on the facade.
A sculpture in a grassy area in front of a large building with multiple windows and a tree.

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Where to stay in Fenway–Kenmore

Find the best Fenway–Kenmore areas for the activities you enjoy most.

Downtown Boston

Known for its must-see aquarium and captivating waterfront views, there's plenty to explore in Downtown Boston. Check out top attractions like Boston Harbor and Boston Massacre Site, and jump on the metro at State St. Station or Downtown Crossing Station to see more of the city.

Back Bay

Gourmet restaurants interesting history and top sights from Copley Square to Newbury Street – discover Back Bay, a destination also famous for its shopping.

Seaport District

Travellers to Seaport District praise its captivating waterfront views. If you've got some more time to explore, be sure to stop by Boston Harbor and Liberty Wharf.

Beacon Hill

Historical sites, shopping and restaurants highlight some notable features of Beacon Hill. Make a stop by Acorn Street or Charles Street while you're visiting, and jump aboard the metro at Charles-MGH Station or Park St. Station to get around town.

North End

The ample dining options and captivating waterfront views are just a few popular features of the neighbourhood. Make a stop by Boston Harbor or New England Aquarium while you're visiting, and jump aboard the metro at Aquarium to get around town.



Fenway–Kenmore Travel Guide