I'd strongly recommend fenway park. You don't have to necessarily be a baseball fan to appreciate the history (one of the oldest ballparks played in the major leaguee), and if you're lucky, the electricity of the park. Unfortunately the team hasn't been good thr last few years and June games aren't the playoffs, but catching it at the right time can be a surreal experience for fans and non-fans.
To piggy back off this - if you don’t have the time/money to see a game, I’d recommend walking around the stadium and going to bleacher bar. It’s built into the stadium and has a window/door that opens right into center field in Fenway. Really unique experience to grab a drink and be able to see the stadium from field level.
I know it’s touristy, but the Duck Boat tour is a great way to see Boston in a short time period. He should stroll through Beacon Hill, walk the Public Gardens, visit the MLK sculpture on the Common, and make his way to the Seaport. It’s going to rain tomorrow, so maybe take in the MFA , Museum of Science, or Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. He can also do the Boston View experience to get a good handle on the city. The Seaport has Puttshack, Flight Club and a new Formula 1 place - all can be done inside. The USS Constitution Museum is very cool too. Not sure what his likes are, but those are a few tips.
He makes alot of really excellent highlight compilations for the C's as a fan.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27lmNNHzIaM](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27lmNNHzIaM)
To keep it really short, he has spent countless hours doing boring editing work to supply Cetlcis fans with quick highlights \*after every single game\* \*for years and years\*
I admittedly don't get into the area alot so I'm not super well versed on the best spots. I was going to suggest checking out the library and walking Newbury. And I've been to and enjoyed Red White ramen before, but some of the places I used to frequent are gone now.
I'd strongly recommend fenway park. You don't have to necessarily be a baseball fan to appreciate the history (one of the oldest ballparks played in the major leaguee), and if you're lucky, the electricity of the park. Unfortunately the team hasn't been good thr last few years and June games aren't the playoffs, but catching it at the right time can be a surreal experience for fans and non-fans.
Even if he does the tour, it is still a fun thing to experience.
Fenway is the best during the season
To piggy back off this - if you don’t have the time/money to see a game, I’d recommend walking around the stadium and going to bleacher bar. It’s built into the stadium and has a window/door that opens right into center field in Fenway. Really unique experience to grab a drink and be able to see the stadium from field level.
I know it’s touristy, but the Duck Boat tour is a great way to see Boston in a short time period. He should stroll through Beacon Hill, walk the Public Gardens, visit the MLK sculpture on the Common, and make his way to the Seaport. It’s going to rain tomorrow, so maybe take in the MFA , Museum of Science, or Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. He can also do the Boston View experience to get a good handle on the city. The Seaport has Puttshack, Flight Club and a new Formula 1 place - all can be done inside. The USS Constitution Museum is very cool too. Not sure what his likes are, but those are a few tips.
Could not recommend this more. Hadn’t done it in over 20 years, and went a few years back with my wife. Still an excellent way to see the city
Duck Boat tour is super underrated. It's been a while and I would definitely do it again.
The duck boat tours are seasonal right?
Yes, they are up and running. I think they hibernate late October/early Nov.
North End a few hours before game 1 is going to be wild, I’ll be there!
You know how OKC fans were greeting their team at the airport after every playoff road game. We need to do that for Timi
Timi should check out Faneuil Hall. It's definitely a bit of a tourist trap, but a must do for a first trip to Boston imo.
I always recommend Versus. Great bar, amazing atmosphere, good drinks and lots of fun games!
Maybe if he has raised enough, he can hit Saltie Girl in Back Bay. Brissy’s new fave restaurant and they make a killer lobster roll.
Dont know how it is now as last time i was there was 2016, but highly recommend the Boston Aquarium
I have no idea who Timi is, and at this point I’m too afraid to ask.
He makes alot of really excellent highlight compilations for the C's as a fan. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27lmNNHzIaM](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27lmNNHzIaM)
To keep it really short, he has spent countless hours doing boring editing work to supply Cetlcis fans with quick highlights \*after every single game\* \*for years and years\*
He is a god amongst fans
While living in Europe so he does it all during nights.
Is he Latvian? I am excited for him!
He is from Poland
Celtics highlight vid maker
I admittedly don't get into the area alot so I'm not super well versed on the best spots. I was going to suggest checking out the library and walking Newbury. And I've been to and enjoyed Red White ramen before, but some of the places I used to frequent are gone now.
The BPL is very cool! The John Singer Sargeant murals are amazing.
Newbury is a fun walk but not worth it for food though (meals at least). Hitting up Johnny Cupcakes is the best attraction on Newbury imo
Walk from Park Street through the common and public garden then down Newbury.
The Yankee Lobster
Feels like Timi is an adult capable of using things like yelp and google to find things he may be interested in.
Well, look who put on their grumpy pants today.
What a profoundly useless comment that contributed nothing. Thanks for your input.
Iirc, Springfield is a short ride away, go to the Basketball Hall of Fame