THINGS TO DO IN PEABODY & BOSTON

Welcome to Peabody! Whether you're here for the weekend or just a day, there’s plenty to explore in the area, including a short trip to Boston. Here are some suggestions to help you make the most of your time.

Historic Salem

Just a 10-minute drive from Peabody, Salem is famous for its rich history, especially the Salem Witch Trials. Stroll through the historic downtown, visit the Salem Witch Museum, or take a spooky ghost tour.

Peabody Essex Museum

Located in Salem, this world-renowned museum features a diverse collection of art and culture from around the globe. It’s a must-visit for art lovers and history buffs alike.

BOSTON ATTRACTIONS

The beautiful city of Boston is just a 30-minute drive away and offers a wealth of activities and sights:

Freedom Trail: Walk the 2.5-mile historic trail through downtown Boston, passing by 16 significant sites that tell the story of the American Revolution.

Fenway Park: Take a tour of one of America’s oldest and most iconic ballparks. Explore the Fenway neighborhood with plenty of lively bars and restaurants!

Boston Common & Public Garden: Enjoy a leisurely stroll through these historic parks, or take a ride on the famous Swan Boats in the Public Garden.

The North End: Boston’s oldest neighborhood and charming area known for its rich history and authentic Italian cuisine. Don’t forget to stop by Bova's, Allie and Ryan's favorite, for a classic cannoli!

Faneuil Hall & Quincy Market: Explore this bustling marketplace with a variety of shops, eateries, and street performances. It’s a great spot for souvenirs and a quick bite.

New England Aquarium: This aquarium offers fascinating exhibits, including a giant ocean tank and an interactive tide pool. Ryan took Allie to the aquarium (one of her favorite places!) right before proposing!

Museum of Fine Arts: One of the largest art museums in the country, the MFA has a vast collection ranging from ancient Egyptian artifacts to contemporary art.

Boston Harbor Cruises: See the city from the water by taking a harbor cruise. Options range from historic tours to whale watching excursions.

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