Weymouth Things to Do

119 Merrimac has been in business for 25 years. It is located on a back street in the North Station area near the Fleet Center and attracts predominantly gay men. There is no sign outside, only an address on an awning. The deco... more

Located on the first block of Newbury Street, this restaurant/bar/gallery defines sophistication. An outdoor patio holds the overflow of the lively bar scene inside. Visiting celebrities have often been spotted here. The retro... more

A bulletin board by the entry informs guests of local events and at the end of a corridor, a barista waits behind a large counter, next to two glass cases of pastries and juices. As guests enter the dining area, they will notic... more

33 Restaurant and Lounge offers an exotic American menu that is fused with tastes and flavors from around the world. The interiors are impressive and the lounge has been done up tastefully. Start the evening with some tantalizi... more

Walk into adventure at 5 Wits - the name originates from Renaissance literature where the five wits were considered to be common sense, imagination, fantasy, estimation and memory. This unusual place brings you a melange of mus... more

Two famous Presidents, so another set of historical sites for you. This time the Presidents in question are John Adams and John Quincy Adams. Go for the guided tour of the family home and you will find a library with about 14,0... more

Located in South Shore's Cohasset Village, the Adoma Day Spa Retreat is the best place to rejuvenate and treat yourself to pampering treatments that serenely balances the mind, body and spirit. Just surrender yourself to the tr... more

Dedicated in 1806, this is the oldest African-American church. Home of the First African Baptist Church, and later a center for the Abolitionist Movement, William Lloyd Garrison founded the New England Slavery Society here. In... more

Muslims in the city converge here on important Islamic festivals like Eid-Ul-Adha, months like Ramadan, and every Friday afternoon for the special weekly prayer. Sermons are given and congregations are led by a learned Muslim s... more

Quincy Market has a number of bars to choose from and this underground tavern, with its mahogany paneling and brass ornaments, is a popular one. Ames Plow Tavern draws a mixed crowd, there are the professionals relaxing with a... more