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A weekend in Boston

3 days · 2 nights
  1. DAY 01

    Arrive & ease into the city

    Leave time to settle in, then walk Boston Common and the Public Garden.

    Common / Back Bay edge · about 75 min walking and pausing
  2. DAY 02

    History, then the North End

    Follow a downtown stretch of the Freedom Trail, then make time for lunch and a neighborhood wander.

    Downtown → North End · about 4 hours plus transfers and breaks
  3. DAY 03

    A waterfront morning

    Take a short Harborwalk stroll. Keep the Aquarium as an optional idea if departure allows.

    Central Wharf · about 1 hour outdoors; allow 2 more for the Aquarium
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