Children's Museum: Bring the whole family to one of America’s top children’s museums - Boston Children's Museum.

Old North Church: View the steeple where two lanterns were hung, prompting Paul Revere’s famous ride and the start of the Revolution.

Did You Know?... Originally called Boston Arena, Matthews Arena is the oldest indoor ice arena in the US. Opening in 1910, the arena served as the first home of the Boston Bruins, and hosted the first Celtics home basketball game in 1946.

John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum: This museum dedicated to the memory of the 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, features over 25 exhibits, three theaters and 20 video presentations.

St Patrick's Day: It was here that the first St Patrick’s Day was celebrated in 1737, and today green-clad families gather to enjoy the high-spirited celebrations, particularly the 1pm Parade that includes floats, pipe bands, music and dancing.

Go Skating on the Frog Pond: Surrounded by a cavern of skyscrapers dotting the sky and holiday lights adorning leafless trees, skating at night in the Boston Common’s Frog Pond is one of those unique winter time experiences.

Boston Harborfest: There are over 200 events, including re-enactments, concerts, historic walking tours, and parties, climaxing with the 4th of July orchestra and fireworks display over the Charles River. Main events include the Opening Ceremony, the Chowderfest and Children’s Day. The festival is thought to be the largest celebration of patriotism in the country.

Museum of Fine Arts: The MFA houses amazing works of European masters, as well as American heritage and contemporary art. (Free general admission).

New England Seacoast Day Tour: Explore the charming and rugged New England seacoast north of Boston, including a shopping stop in Kennebunkport.

Long Wharf: Water taxis are available to the Charlestown Navy Yard, East Boston and Quincy.

Did You Know?… Snoring is prohibited unless all bedroom windows are closes and securely locked.