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Points of interest include the Lexington Battle Green, Buckman Tavern, Minuteman National Historical Park, the Concord Museum, and Louisa May Alcott's Orchard House

New England's premier sports and entertainment arena and home of the Boston Bruins and Celtics. The Garden also hosts concerts and ice skating shows and includes the smaller venue Big Night Live.

America's Most Beloved Ballpark and home to the Boston Red Sox. Come enjoy a game or concert and be sure to try a Fenway Frank and check out the Green Monster in left field! Fenway also includes the smaller venue MGM Music Hall.

Open 7 days a week and hosts live presentations, drop-in activities, Planetarium shows, and Omni and 4-D films

The property includes indoor galleries and an outdoor sculpture park which is open Tuesday through Sunday (closed on Mondays).

The famous brick house, referred to as the "mansion," was completed in 1806 and is open for tours year-round on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. The grounds are free to visit from dawn to dusk every day. Gore Place is also home to a working farm with rare breeds of livestock and hosts an annual sheepshearing festival every Spring.

Located in a former textile mill which originally opened in 1814 and was converted into a museum in 1988. The museum is now open to the public Wednesday through Saturday and hosts many public events as well as private weddings and receptions.

The Lyman Estate, built in 1793, was first a family home and is now a popular venue for weddings and events. The Robert Treat Paine Estate, known as Stonehurst and completed in 1886, is also a popular venue for weddings and events. Both estates are recognized as National Historic Landmarks.

We are 3.5 miles and a ten-minute drive from Brandeis University.

We are 2.5 miles and an eight-minute drive from Bentley University.