9:00 AM - Departure from Northeastern University

Travel route: Start your day with a brisk walk from Northeastern University to Fenway Park. A 15-minute stroll along Huntington Avenue can save your pocket and bring out Boston's vibrant street life. Get detailed directions here!

Pro Tip: If you're not up for walking, hop on the Green Line B to Kenmore Station. It's quick and costs just $2.40 with a CharlieCard.

*Check more about fare details here!

9:30 AM - Fenway Park Tour

Welcome to the baseball paradise!

Step into America's oldest ballpark and home of the legendary Boston Red Sox. If you are a sports fan or history lover, you can’t miss out on this one-hour-long tour.

• Route: If you are coming via subway, walk for 6 min from Kenmore station via Commonwealth Ave and Brookline Ave to reach the park easily. Get directions here!
• Cost: $25 for adults Check cost details here!
• Open Hours: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (Non-game Days)

*The last tour starts 3 hours before game time on game days.

• Winter Hours: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. (November 1 through March 31)
• Insider Tip: Wear comfortable shoes and bring a camera. The views from atop the Green Monster are Instagram-worthy!

Highlights:

• Walk on top of the iconic Green Monster
• Visit the press box for a bird's-eye view of the field
• Learn about Fenway's rich history and unique architecture

10:45 AM - Explore the Fenway Neighborhood

After the tour, take some time to soak in the atmosphere of the Fenway area!

You can’t miss this hidden gem like many tourists do. The oldest World War II gardens in the U.S. which is still open, come alive in the spring and summer. With vibrant local flowers and fresh vegetables, it offers a serene escape from the energy of the nearby ballpark.

Must-visit sites:

• Fenway Victory Gardens: Park Section

A hidden gem and the oldest continuously operating victory garden in the U.S.

• The Verb Hotel

Even if you're not staying here, pop in to check out the retro music memorabilia in the lobby.

11:15 AM - Brunch at Time Out Market Boston

Refuel at this bustling food hall, just a 10-minute walk from Fenway Park!

Why It's Special: Time Out Market brings together some of Boston's best chefs under one roof. It's the perfect spot to sample a variety of local flavors.

Recommendations:

• Saltie Girl

Try the lobster roll from Saltie Girl or other savories. Check the detailed menu here!

• Mamaleh's Delicatessen High Street Place

The breakfast sandwich from Mamaleh's Delicatessen can be one of the best options to fill your hungry stomach.

12:30 PM - Walk to the Back Bay

As we come to the Back Bay by Boylston Street, the Boston view transforms from a sports-centric neighborhood to one of America's most elegant shopping districts. You can visibly see how the architecture shifts from brick to Back Bay brownstones.

• Photography Tip: The beautiful tree-lined mall in the center of Commonwealth Avenue is aesthetic for your Instagram feed.
• Route: Take the subway or commuter rail back to Back Bay to reach in just 20 minutes. Check ride & fare details here!

1:00 PM - Boston Public Library and Copley Square

Our first stop in Back Bay is the magnificent Boston Public Library. Libraries always carry some stories within. Explore and see how the library gives a unique sense of architecture and the classic green study lamps for a focused ambiance.

Must-See:

• The grand staircase and murals by John Singer Sargent
• The peaceful inner courtyard, perfect for a moment of tranquility

Pro Tip: If time allows, join one of the free art and architecture tours the library offers.

2:00 PM - Shopping and Strolling on Newbury Street

Newbury Street is Boston's premier shopping destination where you will get apparel, accessories, food, drinks, home decor, salons, and much more to shop till drop. But it's worth a visit even if you don’t shop. Check the detailed map here!

Highlights:

• A mix of high-end brands and quirky local boutiques
• Beautiful 19th-century brownstones housing shops and cafes

Insider Tip: For a unique souvenir, check out The Fairy Shop, a whimsical store dedicated to all things fairy-related.

3:30 PM - Afternoon Coffee at Tatte Bakery & Café

The Tatte Bakery is a well-deserved break at this beloved local bakery chain. One of their must-try dishes is shakshuka and almond croissants are local favorites.

Check their menu here! Know more about their coffee story & brewing here!

4:00 PM - Explore Prudential Center

Option 1: Skywalk Observatory (Optional)

Cap off your Back Bay exploration with panoramic views of Boston from 50 floors up. Get a 360-degree view of Boston from the deck. Check more details about the observatory here.

• Open Hours: Monday - Sunday (10 AM to 10 PM)
• Cost: $17 for ages 13–61, $14 for children ages 12 & below, ages 62 and up Buy tickets here!

Pro Tip: Time your visit close to sunset for spectacular views of the city bathed in golden light.

Option 2: Leisurely walk by the Charles River

Experience the crisp autumn air and golden hues as you stroll along the Charles River near the Prudential Center. A perfect blend of city skyline views and serene waterside beauty awaits! Know more about the attraction here!

5:15 PM - Dinner Options

Eataly

For a casual Italian feast, This place can be a one-stop solution when in Prudential center. Try out their best pizzas and other dishes to end the trip in the best way possible. Check out more dining options & menu here!

Open Hours: 7 Days A Week

Caffè: 7AM - 11PM

Market: 8AM - 11PM

Recommendation: If you're a food lover, Eataly offers a unique experience where you can shop for Italian ingredients and enjoy a meal in the same space.

The Capital Grille

For an upscale dining experience, The Capital Grille is the best option. Enjoy private dining or premium reservations to enjoy the warm ambiance with delicious food options. Check private dining & menu details here!

Open Hours: Monday (11:30 AM - 9:00 PM)

Online Ordering (11:30 AM - 9:00 PM)

Dinner (3:00 PM - 9:00 PM)

Lunch (11:30 AM - 3:00 PM)

6:00 PM - Head Back to Northeastern University Campus

With a day full of exploration around the city, cafe hopping, shopping, and knowledge hunting, this is where your day ends!

• Option 1: Take the subway or commuter rail from the Prudential Center to get back to your campus safely. Get detailed directions here!
• Option 2: Walk for 12 minutes approx from Prudential Center via Symphony Rd to reach your University campus. Get detailed directions here!
• Route recommendation: Green Line E subway, commuter rail, buses. Check the detailed route map and timings here!