Christmas in Boston 2026
Planning a Boston Christmas getaway? Explore our guides to holiday events, neighborhood traditions, and the best places to stay.
Discover Halloween magic at Stone Zoo in Stoneham, Massachusetts. Explore glowing pumpkin sculptures, spooky woodland trails, family attractions, and original GoBoston photographs from Jack-O'-Lantern Nights 2026.
Planning Christmas in Boston? Where you stay can make all the difference. Explore the best neighborhoods and hotels for holiday lights, shopping, the Nutcracker, Holiday Pops, Snowport, and waterfront getaways. Find the right location for your family, romantic weekend, or first Boston Christmas visit.
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Discover Halloween magic at Stone Zoo in Stoneham, Massachusetts. Explore glowing pumpkin sculptures, spooky woodland trails, family attractions, and original GoBoston photographs from Jack-O'-Lantern Nights 2026.
Planning Christmas in Boston? Where you stay can make all the difference. Explore the best neighborhoods and hotels for holiday lights, shopping, the Nutcracker, Holiday Pops, Snowport, and waterfront getaways. Find the right location for your family, romantic weekend, or first Boston Christmas visit.
Experience the magic of Christmas in Boston 2026. From Boston Common's famous Christmas tree and Beacon Hill's festive streets to Holiday Pops, the Nutcracker, seasonal markets, harbor cruises, and historic neighborhoods, discover everything you need to plan an unforgettable holiday visit.
Visiting Boston for Thanksgiving weekend? Stay somewhere central and skip the car. These Boston hotels put you within walking distance of Beacon Hill, Back Bay, TD Garden, the North End, the waterfront and more.
What happens when Boston restaurants' leftover bread becomes the dough for a sellout pizza? Scrappie’s founder Andrew Blau is bringing his inventive, sustainable pizza concept to 42 Charles Street on Beacon Hill, taking over the former Figs restaurant. It's a delicious new chapter in Boston restaurant history — and a story that brings the neighborhood's bread full circle.
Boston-born Harvard graduate Karl Deisseroth has won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for pioneering optogenetics, a revolutionary technology that allows scientists to control individual nerve cells with light.
Planning a Boston Trip?
Make the most of your time and money without turning your visit into a marathon. Start with practical Boston guides, compare the Go City Pass or explore tours and experiences selected by GoBoston.