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Taking a last-minute trip to Beantown should fall somewhere on the travel spectrum between a deep dive into the four centuries of history it holds and just consuming gallons of chain-donut shop coffee. You want to see the sights, but you’re also here for the real Boston experience.

After booking your Boston hotel deals, it’s time to start charting the course of your last-minute weekend getaway. Feel the revolutionary vibes at Freedom Trail, strike out at Fenway Park, do the museums, apply to Harvard—all the basics. But after you’ve been there, done that, dig into the “bean” scene and explore even more. How ‘bout them apples?

It’s All Wicked Good

Party Like a Lob-Star (Roll): A visit to Boston is never complete without noshing on a lobster roll. Who makes the best one in town is a hot topic, but there are some top places to try this New England staple. Grab your lobster-adorned bib and a vat of melted butter and sample Neptune Oyster, Yankee Lobster Co., and James Hook and Co. just for starters. If you eventually need a break from the crustacean consumption, dig into a different type of well-loved Boston sando, a burger from Craigie on Main, which was featured on the cover of Bon Appetite.

Super Market Sweep: Boston’s market community is nothing short of booming, and you can shop, eat, and make a day out of visiting the various markets around town. Boston Public Market, Time Out Market Boston, Bow Market, and the various iterations that make up SoWa Open Market are all popular locales to peruse and hang. After you’ve blazed a trail through all the hotspots, bundle up your finds and haul ‘em back to your downtown Boston hotel.

Beers for Cheers: Yes, Boston’s Cheers Beacon Hill was the inspo behind one of America’s most beloved sitcoms. But Boston is a bit of a drinking town, and there’s a lot more to toast around here. Map Room Tea Lounge serves up tea-infused cocktails in the Boston Public Library, so make sure you bring back your overdue books. Shore Leave is an underground tiki bar where you have to find the “x” that marks the spot to enter. And Bell In Hand is one of the oldest pubs in the country, keeping the good stuff flowing since it opened in 1795.

The Coast is Clear: There’s a lot of shoreline to enjoy in this coastal city. Start at Boston Seaport District to get a drink with a killer view at one of the popular rooftop bars, or channel your inner kid at The Lawn On D, where you can play all day with ping pong, cornhole, giant Jenga, and light-up swings that are IG famous. Or jump on a ferry and island hop at the Boston Harbor Islands. After you’ve found your sea legs, hit dry land and relax in your waterfront Boston hotel.

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