Budget Travel Guide to Boston: History, Culture, and More

Budget Hotels

Hostels and Guesthouses

Accommodation

Freedom Trail

Boston Common and Public Garden

Historical Attractions

Museum of Fine Arts (MFA)

Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA)

Cultural Experiences

Harborwalk

Arnold Arboretum

Outdoor Activities

Sample affordable and delicious eats from food trucks and markets around the city. Visit popular spots like the Boston Public Market or the SoWa Open Market for a variety of culinary options.

Food Trucks and Markets

Dine at neighborhood eateries and cafes for affordable meals and local flavors. Explore areas like the North End for Italian cuisine or Allston for international dining options.

Neighborhood Eateries

Food and Dining

Use the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) subway (the \"T\") and buses to navigate the city affordably. Consider purchasing a CharlieCard for discounted fares on public transportation.

MBTA

Explore Boston's compact and walkable neighborhoods on foot or rent a bike from a bike-sharing program like Bluebikes for a convenient and eco-friendly way to get around.

Walking and Biking

Transportation

Public Libraries

Street Performances

Entertainment