Seafood
Joe’s Waterfront
Organized by Joe’s Waterfront
Waterfront / North End · 0.3 mi
Classic waterfront seafood spot with harbor views and fresh catches — a quintessential Boston dining experience. Christopher Columbus…
633 finds within 3 mi of 02113—events, play, eats and stays, picked for tiny voyagers.
Seafood
Organized by Joe’s Waterfront
Waterfront / North End · 0.3 mi
Classic waterfront seafood spot with harbor views and fresh catches — a quintessential Boston dining experience. Christopher Columbus…
Sports
Organized by Greenway Carousel
Downtown · 0.3 mi
Ages: 1-3, 3-5, 5-12
Ride the Greenway's accessible carousel in Boston, featuring native New England animals inspired by children's drawings. Birthday…
Hotel
North End · 0.4 mi
Ages: All ages
Waterfront hotel with an indoor pool for splashy fun—steps from the aquarium, harborwalk, playgrounds, and kid-loved attractions.
Seafood
Organized by Legal Sea Foods - Long Wharf
Waterfront · 0.4 mi
Ages: 3-5, 6-12
Iconic Boston seafood dining steps from the New England Aquarium! The $10 kids menu lets tiny voyagers pick a first bite (fruit cup, carrot…
Seafood
Organized by State Street Provisions
Downtown · 0.4 mi
Bright, modern spot by the Aquarium with kids' favorites, roomy tables, and patio seating steps from the waterfront.
American
Organized by Bostonia Public House
Downtown · 0.4 mi
Lively downtown tavern serving elevated comfort dishes—great for families exploring Faneuil Hall and the Freedom Trail.
Park
Organized by Boston Harbor Islands
North End Waterfront · 0.4 mi
Ages: All ages
A collection of 34 islands accessible by ferry from May through October. A wonderful nature escape with junior ranger activities, beach…
American
Organized by Granary Tavern
Downtown · 0.4 mi
Historic tavern near Faneuil Hall serving American classics in a cozy, family-welcoming atmosphere. A solid choice for lunch or dinner…
Museum
Organized by New England Aquarium
North End Waterfront · 0.4 mi
Ages: All ages
Home to a four-storey 200,000-gallon ocean tank, coral reef, shark & ray touch tank, and sea turtles – a top family activity.
American
Organized by Banners Kitchen & Tap
West End · 0.5 mi
Ages: 3-5, 6-8, 9-12
Located at the Hub on Causeway near TD Garden, this sports-themed restaurant is a slam dunk for families. With TVs everywhere, arcade…
Café
Organized by Silver Dove Afternoon Tea
Downtown · 0.5 mi
Ages: 0–1, 1–3, 3–5, 5–12
An elegant little afternoon-tea room on Tremont Street near Government Center — a magical dress-up outing for kids who love tiny sandwiches…
Mediterranean
Organized by Tatte Bakery & Cafe - Downtown Crossing
Downtown · 0.5 mi
Ages: All ages
In the heart of Downtown Crossing, this bustling Tatte offers families a delicious respite from city adventures. The colorful pastry case…
Free · Park
Organized by Paul Revere Park & Playground
Charlestown · 0.5 mi
Ages: 1-3, 3-5, 5-12
A scenic 5-acre waterfront park in Charlestown, Paul Revere Park offers one of the best playground views in the city - right beneath the…
Museum
Organized by USS Constitution
Charlestown · 0.5 mi
Ages: All ages
"Old Ironsides" is the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world. Kids can explore the historic vessel, learn about naval history…
Hotel
Downtown · 0.6 mi
Right on the Freedom Trail, this historic downtown hotel offers a cozy "Omni Kids" experience with welcome packs, coloring books, and…
Café
Organized by Kane's Donuts - Downtown Boston
Financial District · 0.6 mi
Ages: 0–1, 1–3, 3–5, 5–12
Kane's downtown outpost at One International Place brings the legendary donuts — including their gluten-, dairy-, and nut-free KGF line —…
Hotel
Rowes Wharf · 0.6 mi
A waterfront luxury stay designed for families—indoor pool, "Kidventure" scavenger hunt, cupcake activity, and easy access to the aquarium…
Italian
Organized by Grana
Downtown · 0.6 mi
Upscale yet welcoming Italian dining inside The Langham—great for special family meals with standout brunch.
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Boston’s oldest neighborhood is a delight to explore with little ones in tow: narrow brick lanes, the Paul Revere House, and a well-earned cannoli at the end of the walk. Christopher Columbus Park’s waterfront playground and spray fountain sit just a few steps away for when legs need a break.