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Book a great hotel deal in Boston. Then, get ready to save even more by taking advantage the many “wicked-good” free and inexpensive things to do here. This vibrant, historic city is especially budget-friendly for families with school-aged kids.

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Save money on your Boston vacation

Start at the oldest park in the U.S.

Boston Common, which was established in 1634. Inside the park, the Public Garden features those famous swan boat rides. Admission is free and swan boat tickets are less than $4 per person.

Tour the State House built in 1798

Free tours are offered weekdays, but reservations are required.

Visit Park Street Church

Where anti-slavery lectures were held.

Pay your respects at Granary Burying Ground

Where John Hancock and Paul Revere are eternally resting among many other historical figures.

Pay your respects at Take a self-guided tour of King's Chapel

Which has been in continuous use since 1689. Burying Ground

Get schooled

The first public school in the U.S. was founded in 1635 and attended by Samuel Adams and John Hancock and Ben Franklin. Franklin’s statue stands in front of the school. He was born just a block away.

Enjoy a tea party Boston style

The Old South Meeting House is where the Boston Team Party ignited. You can even watch a reenactment.

Tour the Old State House

The seat of British government before the Revolution. Admission is $10 for adults, but school kids under 18 are free—something you’ll find often and everywhere in a city that values education.

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Explore your options for Boston hotel deals at Choice hotels and head to this historic city for a great vacation. Your vacation budget will go even further with so many free and inexpensive things to do here. Then, when you’re ready to settle in for the night, enjoy cozy beds, spacious guest rooms and travel-essential amenities.