Weymouth Things to Do

George's Island is the major island in the Boston Harbor Island National Recreation Area, a park comprised of 10 islands that is managed by a coalition of federal, state and city agencies. Accessible only by private boat or a 4... more

This island is part of the Boston Harbor Islands national recreation area. You can see some of the island's history as you wander through the ruins of Fort Adams, which was a war post in the early 1900s and a World War II POW c... more

Boston College is a coeducational, Liberal Arts Jesuit university with an undergraduate student population of 9,000. The campus, build in 1913, features the finest examples of Collegiate Gothic architecture in the United States... more

Cyclorama, at the Boston Center For The Arts is a great place to host an event or a conference. The place has been the venue for several trade shows, business conferences, seminars and weddings. This 875 seater center is a visu... more

Stepping into this stadium is like walking back in time. With its signature feature of the Green Monster, the 37-foot high left field wall, and a manually-operated score board, Fenway Park is a unique piece of civic history. Th... more

The Boston Harbor Hotel is one of the finest hotels in town -- it's in my top five -- and certainly the prettiest, whether you approach its landmark arch by land or sea (on a water taxi or sightseeing cruise). The 16-sto... more

The many hiking trails and paved paths make this small island a popular stop in the Boston Harbor Island national recreation area. The paths leading to the shore provide excellent views of Boston and the Harbor, making great sc... more

Far out in Boston Harbor, Lovell's Island has one of the nicest beaches around during the spring and summer months, as well as many beautifully landscaped hiking trails. The island was once home to Fort Standish, an important U... more

Berry bushes line most of the trails on this small, lush green island set in Hingham Bay. Just make sure you know which varieties are edible before eating any! Enjoy fine views of the harbor and city from a relaxing perch, or... more

Serving the community since 1936, ICA (Institute of Contemporary Art) has been among the first to debut works by innovators from Picasso to Warhol. Since its 2006 move to the architecturally stunning new harbor front digs, the... more