Q: When is one of your favorite times of year to visit Boston?
I’m a summer girl—June, July, and August are my favorite months. I love the warmth, the sunshine, and being by the water. While others may prefer fall or spring, I’m all about those summer days.
Q: What do you tell friends and family visiting Boston not to miss?
There’s so much to see in Boston—walking along the Charles River and the Esplanade, exploring the Back Bay, shopping on Newbury Street, catching a Red Sox game at Fenway, soaking in the history at Faneuil Hall, and admiring the brownstones in Beacon Hill. Boston Common and the Public Gardens are a must, and you can’t miss a Swan Boat ride. Lately, though, my favorite spot has been the Seaport. Strolling along Boston Harbor, dining with a waterfront view, and sipping a glass of wine while taking in the scenery—it’s become my go-to place.
Q: What about the culture in Boston should people not miss?
Bostonians are proud of their city—whether it’s the history, sports, architecture, seafood, universities, museums, or culture, we love it all! The culture here is rich and diverse, with something for everyone. Catch a game, take a boat ride, explore the neighborhoods, and enjoy all the unique experiences this wicked awesome (that's Boston slang for "really great") city has to offer.
Q: What are some unmissable foods and drinks?
Hands down, nothing beats New England Clam Chowder, a fresh Lobster Roll, and a cold Sam Adams beer. It’s the ultimate Boston combo!
