Hidden Gems in Boston, MA That Are Worth the Visit

Boston is a lively coastal mecca full of history, diversity, a great restaurant scene, and endless attractions for entertainment. Whether you are looking for a new home in Boston or currently call the city home, there are endless opportunities to uncover a new favorite spot. To help you discover the city through the lens of those who know it best, we reached out to locals for the inside scoop on some of the best-kept hidden gems in Boston. From outdoor activities and museums to speakeasies, here is our list of hidden gems to explore. Hidden gems in Boston for history buffs: Boston Public Library Located in the neighborhood of Back Bay and “established in 1848, the Boston Public Library was the country’s first large (and free) municipal library. It moved to its current location in 1895, and this distinctive building features Renaissance Revival architecture and contains amazing artwork including murals, sculptures, and paintings,” shares Danny Vargas, Concierge of the Seaport Hotel. “It’s home to 23 million items, including editions from Shakespeare, original music by Mozart, and the personal library of John Adams. Afternoon tea at the Courtyard Tea Room is a must for all.” Charles ...