Prospect Hill Holiday Deals

Prospect Hill Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Prospect Hill

Over pointless meetings that last forever? How about that awkward water cooler chit-chat? Say 'Bye, Felicia' to work and get away to Prospect Hill, a neighbourhood in the state capital, Boston. If you love meeting the locals while on the road, Boston is packed with potential new BFFs. Around 600,000 people call this city home. To get yourself to Prospect Hill from Logan International Airport, hop into a taxi and travel west for 7 kilometres. From the centre of Boston, it's 4 kilometres to the northwest.

With plenty of the city's best sights close by, Prospect Hill is a dream for sightseers. From the Boston Museum of Fine Arts to Harvard Square, you aren't going to run out of things to keep you on the move. The gotta-see sights of Copley Place and Boston Common are also easily accessible. For a fresh perspective on Boston, organise an outing to Somerville and Inman Square, nearby neighbourhoods just waiting to be explored.

Of course, one of the first stops you'll have to make is the USS Constitution Museum. This well-known attraction is situated just 3 kilometres east of Prospect Hill.

You'll never want for things to do in the city centre. The Boston University and the Harvard University will keep you occupied for hours. The Northeastern University and the World Trade Center should also be included in any outing downtown.

The Harpoon Brewery, Cambridge Common and The Russell House are ideal for those without kids in tow.

Stop at some cultural attractions to find the real essence of the area. The Mapparium, the Boch Center, the American Repertory Theater and the Artisans Asylum shouldn't be missed.

While you can easily see more and more art on your laptop these days, there's nothing quite like inspecting the real thing. Explore the area's creative side by visiting the Institute of Contemporary Art, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the Harvard University Art Museums and the Arthur M Sackler Museum.

You never know what you're going to find among the engaging collections at the Museum of Science, the Boston's Children's Museum, the Harvard Museum of Natural History and the MIT Museum. If you don't want to miss anything, check for guided tours.

Seeing a top-notch show is an uplifting experience. Book tickets and take your seats at the Orpheum Theater, Boston Opera House, Boston Symphony Hall and House of Blues Boston for an unforgettable night out.

Finding places to amuse the kids can be a priority when going on holiday with the family. Keep a lookout for New England Aquarium, the Boston Public Library, the Boston Athenaeum and the Mary Baker Eddy Library.

Are the kids starting to getting tired of all the sightseeing? Give them a break and make your way to some of the nearby family-friendly attractions. Sacco's Bowl Haven and LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Boston are great options.

If the sun is shining, get outside into the fresh air and experience the splendour of nature at the Back Bay Fens, Liberty Wharf, Spectacle Island and Lovell's Island.

Whether you're in the mood to recharge your batteries a little bit or get some exercise in with your friends, the nearby urban parks are wonderful places to be. Your options include Boston Public Garden, Columbus Park, Charles River Esplanade and Boston National Historical Park.

A trip away is a splendid opportunity to go on a shopping spree and grab yourself a few gifts. Be sure to saunter through Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Cambridgeside Galleria, The Shops at Prudential Center and Printing Office of Edes and Gill!

The Bunker Hill Monument, Paul Revere House, Massachusetts State House and Prudential Tower can give you a glimpse back into the area's past.

Local spiritual sites, such as Old North Church, Trinity Church Boston, Park Street Church and Old South Church, give you the opportunity to ponder in a serene setting.

Whether you're wanting to attend a home game with the Boston University Terriers or the Boston University Terriers or boogie at a concert, Agganis Arena is the place for entertainment.

Hotels in Prospect Hill

If you'd rather spend money on experiences than on a hotel, the Beacon Hill Hotel & Bistro and the Harvard Square Hotel are two places you should check out. Or would you rather spend your holiday in more luxurious surrounds? Prepare to be treated like royalty at the Mandarin Oriental Boston or the Four Seasons Hotel Boston.

If you're just here for a couple of days and only have time to soak up the highlights, stay at the Residence Inn by Marriott Boston Back Bay/Fenway or the Global Luxury Suites at Kenmore Square. They are both within a stone's throw of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts.