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<h1 style="text-align: center;" role="heading" aria-level="2" data-uw-rm-heading="level">5 Reasons to Love Boston</h1>
There are roughly 1,000,000 reasons to love the historic city of Boston, but that would be a very long blog. So, in order to keep things simple and readable, we&rsquo;ve narrowed the list to our top five reasons to love the city. Take a look at what we think makes Boston so wonderful.
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<h2>The History</h2>
There&rsquo;s no question about it; Boston is one of the most historic towns in America. From the very start of settlement, Boston became a trade hub and a center for activity. As America grew and evolved, Boston was at the forefront. From &ldquo;No Taxation without Representation&rdquo; to The Boston Tea Party, our residents were never going to back what they felt was right. During the Revolution, Boston acted as a command center and was able to expel the British from the city. Later, Massachusetts became the first state to abolish slavery. The history continues with the flourishing industry, growing shopping centers, unmatched higher education, and much more. If you&rsquo;re a history buff Boston is definitely the place for you. You can take a tour of the&nbsp;<a href="https://bsyl.ink/TheFreedomTrail">Freedom Trail</a>, a tourism trail you to the most historic places in Boston.&nbsp;
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<h2>The Local Stores</h2>
One of the best things about Boston is how easy it is to support local businesses. Everywhere you look you can find a coffee shop, bakery, art gallery, or clothing store that is family-owned and one-of-a-kind. Some of the most delicious meals Boston has to offer are only found at one of these off-the-grid shops known and loved by locals. Art flourishes in Boston so if you need a photo, painting, or sculpture for your house, stop by one of the countless galleries and boutiques. Support local artisans and get handcrafted, high-quality pieces. Stop in at a local eatery and get the most delicious meal you&rsquo;ve ever eaten. Come to Boston and see what the small business world has to offer for you.&nbsp;
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<h2>The Sports</h2>
Surprise! Boston is home to some of the most popular sports teams. The Boston Red Sox are the most well-known team in the city, raking up win after win every baseball season. For most people, the word &ldquo;Boston&rdquo; immediately evokes the Red Sox, even if they aren&rsquo;t involved with sports. Let&rsquo;s not forget the other amazing teams from Boston! In basketball, we have the Celtics, and in hockey, we have the Bruins. Both teams are amazing in their respective sports, and Bostonians are typically ferociously loyal to their teams. Luckily for us, it isn&rsquo;t hard to love them because they&rsquo;re always winning!
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<h2>The True New England Experience</h2>
In New England, it is easy to forget that many people don&rsquo;t experience the true four seasons. Boston is lucky enough to have distinctive seasons, all of which are equally beautiful. Enjoy fresh seafood in the summer, walk through the Boston Common when it is a winter wonderland, enjoy the blooming flowers in parks and window boxes during the spring, and watch the leaves change colors during the fall. There is no better place to visit than Boston for the true New England experience. In addition to the seasonal changes, Boston also has many New England staples including an interesting accent that you simply won&rsquo;t find anywhere else. We also have Whoopie Pies, bubblahs, lobstah rolls, and clam chowder. All of your favorites in one beautiful city.
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<h2>The Camaraderie&nbsp;</h2>
Boston is known to be a city where everyone knows everyone. People are friendly, any local shop will welcome you with open arms, and everyone bands together when we need to. As we said, fans are fiercely loyal to our sports teams and will put differences aside to talk about the last game. We also have the Boston Marathon where athletes from all over the world can experience Boston. The streets are always packed with residents who look forward to the event every year. After the tragedy in 2013, Boston rallied together to support the victims and families. Boston Strong instantly became a way of life, and everyone helped however they could. All differences were put aside and people found connection through Boston - their home and the beloved city. You will be hard-pressed to find a city with more camaraderie than Boston. Through the highs and lows, our residents stick together and make things work.&nbsp;
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Skip the hotel and call Copley House for a cozy, affordable alternative. Our fully-furnished apartment rentals nestled in Boston&rsquo;s Back Bay are sure to feel like a home away from home while you explore Boston. Call us at (617) 236-8300 to book your stay!
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5 Reasons to Love Boston

There are roughly 1,000,000 reasons to love the historic city of Boston, but that would be a very long blog. So, in order to keep things simple and readable, we’ve narrowed the list to our top five reasons to love the city. Take a look at what we think makes Boston so wonderful.

<h1 style="text-align: center;" role="heading" aria-level="2" data-uw-rm-heading="level">7 Legendary Boston Locations</h1>
Boston is a historic and lively city with a vast number of tourist attractions. Whether you&rsquo;re a history lover, a sports fanatic, or you just enjoy unique experiences, Boston has something for everyone.&nbsp;
Use this travel guide for your next trip to Boston and discover everything the city has to offer. Here are seven legendary Boston attractions:
<h2>Copley Square</h2>
Known for its rich history and magnificent architecture,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.copleyhouse.com/explore-boston/copley-square.html">Copley Square</a>&nbsp;is a Boston must-see. Copley Square is home to Old South Church, Trinity Church, The Boston Public Library, John Hancock Tower, The Bostix Kiosk and The Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel. Full of history and culture, Copley Square should be on every Boston history lover&rsquo;s itinerary.
For an authentic and convenient visit to Copley Square, consider booking your stay at the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.copleyhouse.com/">Copley House</a>. At the Copley House you&rsquo;ll be walking distance to all of Copley Square&rsquo;s attractions, as well as a number of shops, restaurants and bars.
<h2>Freedom Trail</h2>
Home to some of Boston&rsquo;s most historically significant sights, The Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile trail that takes you through 16 different American Revolution era sites. Learn the history of the American Revolution as you visit former meeting houses, churches, ships and a number of other historical sites.
<h2>Fenway Park</h2>
Even if you&rsquo;re not a Red Sox fan, Fenway Park is worth the visit.
Spend the day at a ball game, take a tour through the stadium to learn about its history, or just admire the architecture. However you choose to spend your time at Fenway Park, it&rsquo;s sure to be an experience you won&rsquo;t forget.
<h2>Boston Common</h2>
Boston Common&rsquo;s history dates back to 1634 and it is the oldest city park in the United States! Boston Common is bursting with history. The park was a camp for the British during the American Revolution and is home to the Central Burying Ground. Spend a day at Boston Common and immerse yourself in Boston&rsquo;s rich history.
<h2>Boston&rsquo;s Museum of Fine Arts</h2>
Boston&rsquo;s Museum of Fine Arts is the 20th&nbsp;largest art museum in the world and is an enriching experience. With more than 100 galleries and nearly 500,000 pieces of art, there is something for everyone to enjoy. This comprehensive museum is also a convenient distance to various restaurants and parks.
<h2>Beacon Hill</h2>
Built in 1795, Beacon Hill is one of Boston&rsquo;s most historic neighborhoods. Explore the charming steep step streets lit by gas streetlamps. While you&rsquo;re there, grab a drink at Cheers, the bar that inspired the hit TV show with the same name.
Beacon Hill is also home to the Massachusetts State House and is a convenient distance to Boston Common.
<h2>The Quincy Market</h2>
Opened in 1826, Quincy Market is a beloved location for both tourists and locals. The market features merchants, food and even street performances! Take a trip to the Quincy market for a relaxing stroll and a true Boston experience.

7 Legendary Boston Locations

Boston is a historic and lively city with a vast number of tourist attractions. Whether you’re a history lover, a sports fanatic, or you just enjoy unique experiences, Boston has something for everyone. 

Use this travel guide for your next trip to Boston and discover everything the city has to offer. Here are seven legendary Boston attractions:

<h2>Back Bay Boston Unpacked: What to Do, Where to Eat, and Where to Stay</h2>
If you&rsquo;re planning a getaway to Boston, there&rsquo;s one neighborhood that offers the perfect blend of classic charm, cultural energy, and city convenience: Back Bay. Lined with Victorian brownstones, blooming flowerbeds, and stylish boutiques, Boston Back Bay is one of the most iconic and desirable places in the city. And when it comes to staying here, Copley House Boston puts you right at the heart of the action, just minutes from the best things to do in Back Bay.
In this blog, we pull back the curtain on what makes Back Bay so special, including what to explore, where to eat, and why apartment-style living at Copley House is the key to a comfortable and convenient Boston experience.
<h2>Welcome to Boston Back Bay: Where History Meets Modern Charm</h2>
Staying in Boston Back Bay feels like stepping into a postcard. Picture charming cobblestone streets, elegant 19th-century brownstones, and trees that change with the seasons&mdash;often framed by the dazzling skyline in the distance.
Back Bay was developed in the mid-1800s and is now home to some of Boston's most famous attractions, including:
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<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">The Boston Public Library: America&rsquo;s first large free municipal library</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">&nbsp;Newbury Street: a fashion lover&rsquo;s dream filled with upscale shops, local boutiques, and cozy caf&eacute;s.</li>
<li style="font-weight: 400;" aria-level="1">Commonwealth Avenue: known for its serene, tree-lined mall that makes for the perfect afternoon walk.</li>
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Staying here means you&rsquo;re just steps away from both cultural gems and urban essentials. Whether you're exploring architectural marvels, sipping coffee on a terrace, or admiring the Charles River at sunset, every moment in Back Bay feels special.
<h2>Things to Do in Back Bay</h2>
Whether you're staying for a weekend or a month, there&rsquo;s no shortage of things to do in Back Bay.
<h3>Explore Boston Landmarks</h3>
Back Bay is home to several can't-miss landmarks. Begin your journey at Copley Square, where you&rsquo;ll find a unique mix of old and new architecture&mdash;including Trinity Church and the John Hancock Tower. Don&rsquo;t forget to snap a few pictures!
<h3>Stroll and Shop on Newbury Street</h3>
Newbury Street is an eight-block fashion and dining haven. You'll find everything from high-end designer boutiques to charming indie shops, art galleries, and ice cream parlors. It&rsquo;s the perfect place to grab souvenirs or enjoy some retail therapy between sightseeing.
<h3>Savor Boston&rsquo;s Culinary Scene</h3>
Back Bay has evolved into a culinary hotspot. From modern American bistros to globally inspired eateries and cozy neighborhood taverns, there&rsquo;s something to please every palate. Pro tip: Head to the Prudential Center&rsquo;s Eataly for an unforgettable Italian food experience under one roof.
<h3>Enjoy the Outdoors</h3>
Take a moment to slow down. Jog along the Charles River Esplanade or enjoy a relaxing picnic in the Boston Public Garden, just a short walk from Copley House. The green spaces in Back Bay are perfect for escaping the hustle without leaving the city&rsquo;s center.
<h2>Why Stay at Copley House Boston?</h2>
When it comes to where to stay in Back Bay, we may be a little bit biased&mdash;but for good reason. Copley House Boston blends the charm of traditional brick row homes with the convenience and comfort of modern apartment-style living.
Here&rsquo;s what makes us different (and better!):
<h3>Apartment-Style Accommodations</h3>
Unlike traditional hotels, Copley House offers uniquely furnished rooms and suites equipped with kitchenettes or full kitchens. This makes it ideal for extended stays, business travelers, or anyone who enjoys the flexibility of preparing meals or working from a cozy, home-like space.
<h3>Prime Location</h3>
Situated in the heart of Back Bay, Copley House places you within walking distance of top attractions. Whether it&rsquo;s a meeting at the Boston Convention Center or a relaxing day in the Public Garden, you can get wherever you need to go&mdash;no car required.
<h3>Affordable Luxury</h3>
Staying in Back Bay doesn&rsquo;t have to break the bank. Copley House provides high-quality accommodations at affordable rates, so you can enjoy more of what Boston has to offer.
Don&rsquo;t just take our word for it! Our guests often tell us they return again and again because Copley House feels like a home away from home. Take a look at our <a href="https://www.copleyhouse.com/places-to-stay-boston/">Rooms &amp; Suites</a> to browse your ideal stay.
<h2>Final Thoughts: Experience the Charm of Boston Back Bay</h2>
Staying in Back Bay means immersing yourself in the best of Boston. With a picture-perfect streetscape, endless things to do, and welcoming accommodations like Copley House Boston, your trip will be filled with unforgettable moments&mdash;from the morning strolls down Commonwealth Avenue to evening dinners with a view.
If you&rsquo;re looking for style, history, convenience, and a genuine Boston experience, there&rsquo;s no better place to stay than Back Bay&mdash;and no better place to call home than Copley House.
<h2>Ready to discover Back Bay for yourself?</h2>
By staying at Copley House Boston, you're more than just a visitor; you&rsquo;re part of what makes Back Bay so special. We can&rsquo;t wait to welcome you. Book your stay at Copley House today!

What It's Like to Stay in Back Bay: Boston's Most Beautiful Neighborhood

Back Bay is one of Boston’s most beautiful and sought-after neighborhoods—known for its historic brownstones, scenic streets, and unbeatable location. In this blog, we explore what it’s really like to stay in Back Bay, from the local dining and shopping scene to the convenience of staying in an apartment-style hotel like Copley House. Whether you're here for a few days or a few weeks, Back Bay offers the perfect blend of charm, culture, and walkability.

Discover what it’s like to stay in Boston Back Bay—one of the city’s most scenic, walkable, and historic neighborhoods—and why Copley House Boston is the perfect home base for your visit.

As summer comes to a close, an extended stay in Boston is a terrific way to bid farewell to the lazy days of summer and welcome the upcoming autumn months.
Boston short-term rental Copley House, located in downtown Boston, is an excellent option for your stay. Check out this Boston travel guide for things to do during your stay.&nbsp;
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Enjoy the Shopping and Dining at Prudential Center
When you leave our extended stay Boston lodging, it only takes two minutes to reach the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.prudentialcenter.com/">Prudential Center</a>&nbsp;for dining, shopping, and special seasonal events.
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Prudential Center has more than 75 shops and restaurants for your shopping and dining needs, including several high-end retailers. &ldquo;The Pru&rdquo; consistently ranks as one of the nation&rsquo;s top shopping centers.
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Before you head back to the Boston short-term rental Copley, visit the Prudential Center&rsquo;s South Garden and experience the 1.3-acre open-air park. The park is a tranquil oasis with water features and a stage for musical events.&nbsp;
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Catch a Game at Fenway Park
With regular-season games that last into the first week of October, there&rsquo;s still time to cheer on the Red Sox. Even if you root for another team,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.mlb.com/redsox/ballpark">Fenway Park</a>&nbsp;is a must-stop destination for any baseball fan.
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Fenway Park has an original opening date of April 20, 1912, making it the MLB&rsquo;s oldest active ballpark. It also has several distinctive features, including the 37-foot Green Monster (the left field wall) and Pesky&rsquo;s Pole. If you want to learn more about this quirky park, guided tours are available.&nbsp;
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Relax in Boston Common
Venture from your Boston short-term rental Copley House to spend time in&nbsp;<a href="https://www.boston.gov/parks/boston-common">Boston Common</a>, a terrific site for history and relaxation in this Boston travel guide.
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Boston Common dates back to 1634 and has the distinction of being the oldest city park in the US. The park is full of history and was used as a British camp during the Revolutionary War.&nbsp;
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<a href="https://www.thefreedomtrail.org/">The Freedom Trail</a>&nbsp;is a 2.5-mile walking tour that takes you to 16 historically significant sites. Before heading back to your extended stay Boston apartment, combine your afternoon walk with historical sightseeing.&nbsp;
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Today, the park is used for formal and informal events. The&nbsp;<a href="https://bostonfrogpond.com/">Frog Pond</a>&nbsp;is used for ice-skating during the winter months while serving as a lovely reflection pool in the warmer months. Let the Boston Common serve as a place for reflection and meditation during your extended stay in Boston.&nbsp;
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Shop the Quincy Market
Originally opened in 1826, the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.quincy-market.com/">Quincy Market</a>&nbsp;features a classic Greek-revival style with shops, street performances, and food carts that serve local favorites and international dishes. It&rsquo;s also an excellent locale to stock up on some of Boston&rsquo;s best fresh produce to take back to your extended stay Boston lodging.&nbsp;
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Visit Copley Square
Copley House is an extended stay Boston lodging option located in Copley Square. Copley Square surrounds you with culture and art that&rsquo;s walking distance away from your apartment for an extended stay in Boston.
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Take in the exquisite architecture around the square by visiting the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.oldsouth.org/">Old South Church</a>, John Hancock Tower, or the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.trinitychurchboston.org/">Trinity Church</a>.
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Book Your Stay
Contact&nbsp;<a href="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.copleyhouse.com%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR2ZIaRb6r0CaX15wuTowM4feMEaHSIX5t_KXQph1tyxXlziIhbaRbhXTho&amp;h=AT0dhiI0UgixBrwmNvkS1VKmnY0O1gydTcJWHvtVBxF4qTLt7wdgXphkKUif-LFWul9GR-IZI2CkNu7bY8rgn7w3DV4cEEU-e827IH5wZfLQ9T2rTuIudSaZSswaTQVj26fh1OQ&amp;__tn__=-UK-R&amp;c[0]=AT3XcrMt0Zvz6adya61RH2mExddiGkvfGDbwtRZkJ6WbcVpjo1BZQylYlT5IC7HHBqW2NeTDz01yVjS4U8Y0wq-rFCEsTVWu53a_vVwThPngkq2ZNhJO4UZ0HSRlzqubclVG_flJNCL17uJQbQve-ZkG3QfYLc-RizjNobK27JconYEKz1nfaMSTEnNgI_NcQyaXh4GFD65_fRPIf57uRoU4KVr1-qJwoeiIrEc">Copley House</a>&nbsp;to reserve your extended stay apartment and experience the sights in this Boston travel guide.&nbsp;
 
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Things To Do In Boston During Your Extended Stay

As summer comes to a close, an extended stay in Boston is a terrific way to bid farewell to the lazy days of summer and welcome the upcoming autumn months.

Boston short-term rental Copley House, located in downtown Boston, is an excellent option for your stay. Check out this Boston travel guide for things to do during your stay. 

<h2>Your Guide to Autumn Adventures Near Copley House</h2>
There&rsquo;s something truly magical about Boston in the fall. Crisp air, crunchy leaves underfoot, and streets ablaze with color make the city the perfect autumn getaway&mdash;especially in the charming Back Bay neighborhood. If you're staying at Copley House Boston, you&rsquo;re in the heart of the action with easy access to the city&rsquo;s most iconic seasonal activities and some of the very best things to do in Back Bay.
Whether you're seeking outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or comforting fall bites, here are the top things to do near Copley House this autumn, all just a walk or a quick T ride away.
<h2>1. Stroll Through Commonwealth Avenue Mall and the Boston Public Garden&nbsp;&nbsp;</h2>
Nothing says "autumn in Boston" like a peaceful walk through the tree-lined paths of the Commonwealth Avenue Mall. Located just steps from Copley House Boston, this historic promenade bursts with fiery hues in fall, offering prime leaf-peeping opportunities.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Then head over to the<a href="https://www.boston.gov/parks/public-garden"> Boston Public Garden</a>, America&rsquo;s first public botanical garden, for even more autumn beauty. Watch the swan boats gracefully float by or enjoy a quiet bench moment as fiery maple trees reflect off the lagoon.
<h2>2. Explore the Copley Square Farmers Market&nbsp;&nbsp;</h2>
Open until mid-November, the <a href="https://www.massfarmersmarkets.org/copley">Copley Square Farmers Market</a> is a local staple and a fall favorite. Located within minutes of Copley House, it&rsquo;s also one of the top things to do in Back Bay each autumn. This vibrant market buzzes with fresh produce, homemade baked goods, warm cider, and hand-crafted treats.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Grab an apple cider donut and wander the stalls! Many vendors from nearby Massachusetts farms bring the season&rsquo;s finest to your hands.&nbsp;
Pro Tip: Visit the farmer&rsquo;s market in the morning for the freshest selection!
<h2>3. Jog (or Stroll) Along the Charles River Esplanade&nbsp;&nbsp;</h2>
If you're feeling a bit more active, the Charles River Esplanade is a scenic running trail just a short walk from Back Bay. You&rsquo;ll be treated to views of sailboats, fiery fall foliage, and skyline reflections&mdash;a quintessential Boston in the fall experience.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Visitors and locals alike love this spot for early morning jogs or lazy afternoon walks. Don&rsquo;t forget your camera; the riverside views are especially Insta-worthy this time of year!
<h2>4. Attend the Iconic Head of the Charles Regatta&nbsp;&nbsp;</h2>
Held every October, the <a href="https://hocr.org/">Head of the Charles Regatta</a> is a beloved Boston tradition. This world-famous rowing event takes place over two days and draws over 11,000 athletes and 400,000 spectators annually. It&rsquo;s a lively, high-energy event with food trucks, music, and riverside cheering stretches.&nbsp;&nbsp;
From Copley House, you're just a quick T ride away from the best viewing spots.
<h2>5. Discover Museum Nights and Cultural Gems&nbsp;&nbsp;</h2>
Cooler evenings make autumn the perfect time to experience Boston&rsquo;s rich arts scene. Museums like the Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum extend their hours on select nights, with many hosting themed events and live music.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Don&rsquo;t miss the <a href="https://www.bpl.org/">Boston Public Library</a>, just one block from Copley House. A stunning historic building with rotating exhibits, an art gallery, and one of the coziest reading rooms in the country.
<h2>6. Savor Seasonal Bites in Back Bay&nbsp;&nbsp;</h2>
Fall food tours? Yes, please! Sampling the local cuisine is one of the tastiest things to do in Back Bay, with cozy caf&eacute;s and award-winning restaurants serving seasonal favorites. From pumpkin pancakes at local brunch spots to butternut squash ravioli at fine dining establishments, your taste buds are in for a treat.
Top picks within walking distance of Copley House include Porto for Mediterranean autumn flavors and Jaho Coffee Roasters for their heavenly apple cider donut latte or their pumpkin pie macchiato.&nbsp;
<h2>Staying with Copley House in the Heart of the Action</h2>
Located in the elegant Back Bay neighborhood, Copley House Boston places you in the middle of the excitement&mdash;fall foliage, iconic landmarks, and cultural charm are all around you. Our apartment-style accommodations, housed in classic brick row houses, offer a warm, home-like stay just minutes from the season&rsquo;s best experiences.
Whether you&rsquo;re searching for a cozy weekend escape or a longer fall retreat, Copley House offers the perfect base for your Boston in the fall adventures.
Ready to create your perfect autumn itinerary? <a href="https://bsyl.ink/Stay-At-Copley-House">Book your stay</a> at Copley House for an unforgettable autumn adventure!
<h2>Helpful Links</h2>
Explore our extended stay suites <a href="https://www.copleyhouse.com/extended-stay-boston-ma/">here</a>.
Explore our short-term suites <a href="https://www.copleyhouse.com/places-to-stay-boston/">here</a>.
View all of Copley House&rsquo;s amenities and services <a href="https://www.copleyhouse.com/amenities/">here</a>.

Top Things to Do Near Copley House In Autumn

Visiting Boston in autumn? This guide rounds up the top things to do near Copley House: foliage walks along the Commonwealth Ave Mall and Public Garden, the Copley Square Farmers Market, Esplanade runs, Head of the Charles–season vibes, museum nights, and seasonal bites, most within a short walk or quick T ride. Perfect for anyone searching things to do in Back Bay this fall.

Discover the top things to do near Copley House Boston this fall! Walk among the foliage, enjoy seasonal markets, explore cultural gems, and experience Boston in the fall like a local.

<h1 style="text-align: center;" role="heading" aria-level="2" data-uw-rm-heading="level">Top 5 Boston Tea Houses</h1>
Nothing feels better in the biting winds of a coastal city like Boston than a delicious cup of tea. A hot cup of tea is perhaps one of the most calming and comforting traditions out there, and Boston has no shortage of cozy tea houses to enjoy on your next visit.&nbsp;
Whether you are a tea connoisseur or just looking to enjoy a cup, check out our top 5 favorite Boston Tea Houses.&nbsp;
<h2>Courtyard Tea Room</h2>
Located in the Back Bay of Boston, quite close to Copley House, you&rsquo;ll find the Boston Public Library.&nbsp;
The library itself is grand in appearance and absolutely worth a visit! However, many visitors don&rsquo;t realize you&rsquo;re actually able to stop here for afternoon tea.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.librarytea.com/courtyard">The Courtyard Tea Room</a>&nbsp;is an upscale dining location where you can enjoy a traditional high tea while overlooking the historic McKim building.
<h2>Ten One Tea House</h2>
Ten One Tea House has a wide variety of exciting teas to choose from. Unlike other fast-paced coffee and tea locations, their teas are handcrafted and made with love.&nbsp;
This place specializes in bubble teas. You can order traditional and delicious cups or more aesthetic and adventurous varieties if you please! This is an affordable spot to get the perfect drink.&nbsp;
<h2>Charlestown Tea and Treats</h2>
Charlestown tea and treats offers options for all types of travelers. In the warmer months, you&rsquo;re able to enjoy a cup of tea and a treat on their back patio. On more blustery days they also have inside seating as well as free wifi.&nbsp;
They offer small bites and sandwiches alongside traditional teas and tea lattes. Warm up with a London fog tea latte or a spicy chai!
<h2>Trident Booksellers and Cafe</h2>
The only thing cozier than a warm cup of tea? A cup of tea and a book!
Alongside a delicious lunch menu, this spot offers a wide variety of hot teas including Russian Caravan, Golden Buds Oolong, Pu-Erh, and Gen Mai Cha. You&rsquo;ll also find lattes and scrumptious bubble teas at this unique tea house.&nbsp;
This spot is just a 10 minute walk from the Copley House if you are visiting and located right next to excellent shopping spots.&nbsp;
<h2>Abigail&rsquo;s Tea Room</h2>
When visiting Boston, it would be a tragedy not to get a taste of history!&nbsp;
Stop by&nbsp;<a href="https://www.bostonteapartyship.com/tea-room">Abigail&rsquo;s Tea Room</a>&nbsp;located at the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum for an afternoon tea that you&rsquo;ll never forget. They have a lovely lunch menu as well as the opportunity to try the different types of tea that were thrown overboard on that fateful day!
<h2>The Top 5 Boston Tea Houses</h2>
Now you know the 5 best Boston tea shops that you can enjoy on your next visit. The tourist attractions in Boston never fail to disappoint, and afternoon tea is the perfect pick-me-up to allow you to keep exploring this historic city!
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Top 5 Boston Tea Houses

Nothing feels better in the biting winds of a coastal city like Boston than a delicious cup of tea. A hot cup of tea is perhaps one of the most calming and comforting traditions out there, and Boston has no shortage of cozy tea houses to enjoy on your next visit. 

Whether you are a tea connoisseur or just looking to enjoy a cup, check out our top 5 favorite Boston Tea Houses. 