Pro sports in Boston
3 pro teams play in Boston. Here's where to see them, plus tickets and how to build it into a road trip.
🏆 Boston teams
🧳 Things to do in Boston
Historic, compact and made for walking. Make a weekend of it.
💬Leave the car — you'll walk everywhere and parking is brutal. Do the Freedom Trail in the morning, cannoli in the North End after (Mike's vs. Modern — pick your fighter), and a pint in the Seaport before the game. Cross the river to Cambridge if you've got an extra afternoon.
🍽 Eat
- The North End — Italian heaven — Mike's vs. Modern for cannoli.
- Quincy Market — Food stalls by Faneuil Hall.
- Seafood on the waterfront — Lobster rolls and chowder.
🍺 Grab a drink
- Seaport / Fort Point — Trillium and a modern brewery cluster.
- Downtown historic pubs — Colonial-era taverns.
🎨 See & culture
- Museum of Fine Arts — Encyclopedic collection.
- Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum — A palace of art, famous heist and all.
🎯 Things to do
- The Freedom Trail — 2.5-mi walk through Revolutionary history.
- Harvard Square — Cross the river to Cambridge.
🌲 Outdoors & hikes
- Boston Common & Public Garden — The country's oldest public park.
- Charles River Esplanade — Riverside paths and skyline views.
Hand-picked highlights for planning a trip around the games — verify hours & details before you go.
🏠 Where to stay in Boston
Vacation rentals across Bostonon OwnerDirect — book direct with the owner, with more room than a hotel if you're travelling as a group.