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Our Seaport Expert, Kristiana Medrano, recently visited Boston Lights: A Lantern Experience at the Franklin Park Zoo, which runs through October 23rd.

Ever wonder why Boston’s roads are so windy compared to those in other cities? Want to know where MIT was first located?

It’s not quite fall but once we turn the page on the calendar to September it seems we always “fall” into an autumn state of mind.

You’re going to want to be in the Boston area for the start of Labor Day weekend!

The long-awaited opening of the Encore Boston Harbor, a luxury resort & casino, is finally here. On June 23rd, the casino opened its doors the public; offering a multitude of amenities such as 15 different restaurants & bars, a spa, fitness center, 3,158 slot machines and more.

We take being green seriously at the Seaport, and that’s most evident in our embrace of getting around town in the most sustainable ways possible.

The holidays are here, and holiday shopping is at peak-stress for many of us.

If you notice the streets of Boston are swarmed with tall rowers this weekend, it’s no coincidence!

Restaurateurs and shop owners are discovering what we’ve known since 1998: the Seaport is the place to be!

While we may be enjoying cooler-than-usual weather, Boston still has a few weeks of summer up its sleeve.

While visitors to Boston likely encounter Charlestown when they stop by Old Ironsides at the end of the Freedom Trail, we locals have watched “the town” evolve into one of the city’s hottest neighborhoods in recent years.

We love nothing more in the summer than a trip to some of New England’s best beaches, but we bet you didn’t know some of these sandy retreats are in our own aquatic front yard.

Just because we’re in the dog days of summer doesn’t mean it’s okay to be a Scrooge.

Boston winters can be so brutal that locals often joke the three months of summer are what make the other chilly nine so tolerable.

A comprehensive guide to exploring Freedom Trail attractions in Boston.

It’s hard to come to Boston and not make the trek to bustling Hanover Street in the North End.