Check out this list of pet-friendly attractions in Boston and start planning your exciting vacation with your four-legged friend.
Getting around Boston with your dog is a breeze, as leashed dogs are allowed on the Subway, commuter trains, ferries, and buses. For the most space and comfort for your dog, aim to travel during off-peak hours.
Most people coming to Boston want to see the city's renowned historical sites. The two-mile long Freedom Trail will take you to many of Boston's most important buildings and landmarks and your dog can easily accompany you. You'll take in the Old North Church, Boston Commons, and Faniuel Hall along the way. Then head to Minute Man National Historical Park - this dog-friendly location and has hundreds of miles of walking trails that your dog will love exploring as much as you.
Among the best off-leash dog parks in the city, Charlesgate Dog Run is a top pick. It's located right by the Esplanade and it even has a separate area for puppies. Peter's Park Dog Run and Danehy Park also have great off-leash play areas.
Boston has a number of dog-friendly restaurants and bars where your canine friend can join you. Some of the restaurants, such as The Living Room and Blunch, provide water and dog menus for your pet, so they can refuel after all the adventure too.