Must-Sees

Apr 13, 2012-Oct 03, 2012

Boston Red Sox

Though generations have come and gone, Fenway Park remains, much like it did the day it opened on April 20, 1912. Come to a game and find out why Fenway Park is "America's Most Beloved Ballpark." Contact your Concierge for the best tickets and availability at 617 979 8135

4 Yawkey Way
617 226 6666
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Stay-In

IGNITION

This and Every Friday. From 10pm. Music by DJ 7L. For table reservations please call 617 979 8200.

Ames, 1 Court Street
617 979 8200
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Restaurants

BRICCO

Experience a slice of Italy when you walk through the door of BRICCO. Exceptional "boutique" Italian cuisine with a modern twist. Extensive wine list, and very good service. There is a lively late night scene, and they even serve wood-oven pizza until 2am.

241 Hanover Street
617 248 6800
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Back Bay Social Club

Great Mad Men-esque vibe, from the rich wooden furniture to the classic cocktails. If you enjoy a White Russian this is a must here as the bartender makes his own coffee liquor. The seasonal menu always has something new and interesting.

867 Boylston Street
617 247 3200
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Deuxave

Located in an old brownstone this place has a wonderful ambiance that's both intimate and open. The food is seasonally inspired new American, with emphasis on local ingredients.

61 Massachusetts Avenue
617 517 5915
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Petit Robert Central Bistro

Bistro-style restaurant serving casual French fare including decedent homemade deserts. They do an incredible job with both traditional dishes and innovative ones such as Duck Confit Sushi.

101 Arch Street
617 737 1777
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Basho 

When you think of upscale sushi around Fenway, you think... actually, you don't think of anything. That's about to change. Say konnichiwa to the sleek, humongous new Japanese brasserie Basho, an unusually grandiose sushi haven that's almost as big as Fenway itself (okay, not really, but it's big).

1338 Boylston Street
617 262 1338
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Sportello

The friendly and professional staff serve up a bold and stylish twist on classic Italian fare. You can taste the fresh ingredients in the homemade pastas, soups and deserts. Also home to a lively bar downstairs.

348 Congress Street
617 737 1234
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Must-Sees

ICA 75th Anniversary

Celebrate one of the oldest Contemporary Art Museums in the country. Visit their rotating celebratory exhibit and celebrate with a complimentary birthday party on December 10th.

100 Northern Avenue
617 478 3100
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Broadway in Boston

Sometimes there’s nothing better than escaping the chilly weather and transporting oneself to a fantastical world. The Boston Opera House and Boston’s Colonial Theatre serve as the stages to Broadway’s favorites which include Tony Award winner (and our recommendation) La Cage Aux Folles.

539 Washington Street and 270 Tremont Street
866 523 7469
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Goods

INTERMIX

The place to find the latest items from designers like Jimmy Choo, Marc Jacobs and Tocca along with up-and-coming designers. The boutiques are known for their hands-on staff, ready to help you find the perfect jeans, tops, dresses, shoes and accessories just right for your form.

186 Newbury Street
617 236 5172
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Mohr & McPherson

Eclectic doesn’t even begin to describe this place. One of the most extensive global collections of furniture, carpets and accessories in New England. You may get lost in the 8,000-square-foot Harrison Avenue location while searching through the amazing selection of furniture and home accents, ranging from contemporary Brazilian lighting and European leather couches, to Vietnamese Lacquered pieces and one-of-a-kind vintage Indian cabinets. Two other shops are located in Cambridge.

460 Harrison Avenue
617 210 7900
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