How Much Does a Trip to Boston Cost?
This is a more common question than you may think! I am a huge advocate for saving money but still being able to travel. Both are important, and I try my best to find ways to travel without breaking the bank! So with that, here are what popular attractions in Boston costs!
Hours and hours of research go into planning a trip when I go down the “I just have to get out of here” rabbit hole. Most of those are spent tracking down attractions, their pricing pages, and hours. I’m hoping to be able to save you some time with research by putting it all in one place for you! I’m also including the GoCity Boston pass as it includes many of these activities and was able to save me over 50%!
My Boston Travel Details
Now, everyone’s travel expenses are going to be different. There are many factors at play from where you fly from, where you stay, and what time of the year you decide to go. These are just my details! I decided to go in April, which was a really great time to go. It wasn’t too expensive but also not too cold. If I were to come again, I’d go probably at the beginning of May instead since some of the things didn’t open until May! I flew out of Atlanta on a non-stop flight with JetBlue. I stayed in Cambridge and took the MBTA trains / busses instead of Uber’s or Lyfts!
Boston Costs for Popular Activities
GoCity Boston
North End Little Italy Food Tour
Fenway Park Tour
CityView Hop On & Off Tours
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Museum of Fine Arts Boston
Mapparium
Swan Boats
Boston Harbor Historic Cruise
Harvard and MIT Tours
Harvard Museum of Natural History
USS Constitution
Old North Church
Paul Revere House
Old State House and Old South Meeting House
Kings Chapel
Free Activities
Boston Public Library
Trinity Church: I just passed by, but they do offer tours! The architecture is beautiful though. I’m not sure how much the tour costs, but if someone knows, let me know so I can add it!
Quincy Market: Entry is free, but the food and shops cost money if you want to buy something!
Faneuil: Entry is free, but the food and shops cost money if you want to buy something!
Boston Public Garden
Bunker Hill Monument
Copp’s Hill Burying Ground
Boston Massacre Site
Old Corner Bookstore: Free unless you stop in for a Chipotle burrito!
Ben Franklin Statue
Granary Burial Ground
Boston Commons
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