Steps from the TD Garden sports and entertainment arena and just a block from the cobblestone streets of Boston's historic North End, you'll find Hotel Indigo Boston Garden. Our 19th century building retains its classic Boston feel, while offering all the modern amenities for today's traveler. Let us be your home base, whether you're starting your day with locally-brewed coffee, sipping an expertly-crafted cocktail in our bar or relaxing over a tempting meal at our on-site restaurant Blake's Boston. From our location in the heart of one of the most historic cities in the U.S., treasures like the Old North Church, the USS Constitution and Faneuil Hall are just minutes away.
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At the center of it all. Here in the center of downtown Boston, the past blends seamlessly with the future. Rows of brownstones stylish boutiques and stone churches built hundreds of years ago share blocks with sleek glass and steel high-rises. The Boston experience is deciding between a lunch of freshly-caught seafood at one of the oldest eateries in the country, or upscale farm-to-table at a gastropub serving its own hoppy home brew. It's hearing the crowd around you belt out tunes along with the late-night Irish fiddler, and the jazzy melody from the trio in the corner as you savor a mimosa and a harbor view, the ocean breeze on your face. Boston's been kicking it since 1630, but there's no time like the present to visit.
TD Garden is home to the Boston Bruins, the Boston Celtics and 19,600 seats full of passionate fans cheering for the win. When the teams are away, top musical artists like Elton John, Pearl Jam, Justin Timberlake and The Eagles take center stage.
This two-and-a-half mile path winds past some of Boston's most popular sights. Eat your way through the food stalls at Quincy Market, board the USS Constitution—the oldest commissioned ship in the U.S. navy—and hear the bells of Old North Church, where Paul Revere hung two lanterns to signify a British invasion by sea.
From the Mesozoic to the futuristic, the Museum of Science's interactive exhibits engage minds of all ages with the worlds of science and technology. Explore the exhibit hall, stargaze in the rooftop observatory or catch an IMAX or Planetarium show at this Boston institution.
A stroll through this vibrant Italian neighborhood can feature greetings in Italian, aromas of sautéed garlic wafting from doorways and most likely a quick stop for a freshly-filled cannoli. During the summer, the North End hosts a series of feasts, complete with music, food and parades. Paul Revere's house and the Old North Church are popular attractions here, too.
Just one street over from Hotel Indigo Boston Garden is West End Johnnies, a local favorite spot to see and be seen—and its serves up an exquisite lobster mac and cheese to boot. A highlight is the live reggae brunch held every Sunday.
City Winery's motto is “indulge your senses," and the delicious food and drink paired with live music acts—everything from jazz to rock to rap to swing—will certainly help with that. While you listen, sip on one of more than 20 proprietary wines, made with grapes sourced from around the world.
The Bell in Hand Tavern — whose name comes from its first owner, a town crier— opened in 1795. Today, you'll hear plenty of live music and even livelier conversation, continuing the legacy of Daniel Webster, a former senator, staunch debater and longtime patron of the bar.
Tucked into the bustle of Faneuil Hall is The Black Rose, a footprint of Ireland in New England. Yes, a pint of Guinness is listed in the appetizer section of the menu, and yes, there is corned beef on order, but most importantly, there's good Irish music every night.
This indoor, year-round marketplace opened in 2015 to give Bostonians a direct line to artisanal and farm-to-table food. The market, which offers free guided tours, features nearly 40 vendors selling everything from warm apple cider donuts to local seafood.
Just around the corner from Hotel Indigo Boston Garden is The Fours, a Sports Illustrated pick for the best sports bar in America. Whether you go for the impressive collection of sports memorabilia, the passionate fans or the tasty Bobby Orr steak sandwich, this classic New England watering hole will win you over.
Those who truly want to eat like a local will pay their respects at Regina Pizzeria, a family-run spot that's been open since 1926 in the North End. The dough is the family's original recipe and is baked to crispy perfection in a brick oven.
Mike's Pastry has been serving cannoli and lobster tails out of a perpetually-crowded North End shop since 1946. Happy visitors will come away bearing the iconic white box with the bakery's logo in blue, tied fast with a string bow, protecting precious cargo.