Boston is an amazing city! I feel incredibly lucky to have access to all of the things the city has to offer. While I personally don’t live in Boston, it certainly feels like home as I have been in the city for work or school for over 20 years. 
Boston is one of Wentworth’s five factors for our students’ success. With access to co-op employers, cultural opportunities, and major attractions, you have to take advantage of your time in the city! The Mayor’s Office is once again launching the #MeetBoston campaign, encouraging students to get out and into the life of the city. Make a bucket list….what are the things you want to do and see? We’ve started a list for you….be sure to share your adventures with us on social media using #MeetBoston!
- Check out the courtyard at the Boston Public Library
- Walk the Freedom Trail or the Boston Harborwalk
- Visit the Allston Village street fair
- Eat outdoors on Newbury Street
- Find a foodtruck
- See a show at the Strand Theater
- Ride a Swan Boat or a Duck Tour
- Go to a farmers market in Allston Village, Roslindale, or Greater Ashmont
- Take a hike through Franklin Park
- Hang out with friends on the Boston Common
- Walk through a gallery at the Museum of Fine Arts or the Gardner Museum (both free with your ID)
- Visit SoWa in the South End
- Go for a run along the Esplanade
- Enjoy a meal in Chinatown, Back Bay, Dudley Square, JP Centre, East Boston, or the North End
- Take a selfie with Paul Revere in the North End
- Go to the top of the Prudential and take a photo of the skyline
- Kayak on the Charles River
- Check out all the free events at City Hall Plaza
- Visit the Statehouse
- Get yourself to a Red Sox, Celtics, or Bruins game (Info Hub occasionally sells discounted tickets)
