Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Waterfront, Boston

JulieAnn C. • May 9, 2013I haven't been here in the warmer weather yet but it's lovely when it's all lit up for the holidays. Right by the water with amazing views!

Alexa Jane B. • September 22, 2014Beautiful views of both boston and the Atlantic. Great city walk, especially in the summer.

Notabli • June 17, 2013Great place for summer fun with kids. Oh yeah, and don't forget to save those surprising water spray moments using Notabli.

Meg B. • November 10, 2018Prepare to be soaked in Boston Harbor aboard the thrilling Codzilla speed boat! Zip along the water and splash as you whip around in 360 degrees of fun. Fun for all ages!

Dee D. • August 16, 2013Small quaint spot to sit and enjoy the peaceful morning sun.

Camla • May 1, 2014The Greenway Open Market opens this Saturday, May 3rd! We're excited to be there along other great artists and some tasty food trucks too!

Renee R. • July 7, 2012Stand at the center of the memorial and speak loudly. Listen for the echo.

Danny R. • September 29, 2019Great place to watch the harbor fireworks!

Paula L. • June 7, 2012Boats are moving in. Sun is coming out. Have a great 2012 season!

Daniel K. • July 21, 2013Good weather - go to the patio - you can get both the bar menu and regular menu.

Jonathan C. • August 7, 2011Better being cash or your not getting your car out of the lot

Cj P. • March 10, 2012Kewlest place in Boston!

Jeb B. • August 3, 2013The labyrinth is beautiful and worth some time.

Robert V. • September 27, 2010I was on the boat! Such a peaceful sail in comparison to the other powered boats in the harbor...Mind you, it has an engine used in the beginning and the end.

IWalked Audio Tours • September 23, 2011During 18th century there were actually 80 wharves along Boston Harbor. In 1880 Lewis Wharf was site of the Usher House which was inspiration for Edgar Allen Poe story. More info via blog. <LINK>

Ted H. • June 25, 2011Harbor Fog, by Ross Miller. It's a "User responsive kinetic sculpture." And it's on the Rose Kennnedy Greenway, at Harbor Towers, Boston. It's wicked weird!