Revere Attractions. Revere Tourism and kids attractions

Chinatown Park: Where old meets new in Boston
When entering Chinatown Park, visitors walk through a Zen-like garden chock full of towering bamboo, colorful azaleas and Chinese willows and pass by a babbling fountain which leads to the old Chinatown Gate, a three-century old monolith of red and gilded gold that was a gift from Taiwan in honor of Chinatown's centennial.

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Boston: The walking city
Cars are an essential in most of the U.S. Downtown Boston is different. Many streets were laid out in colonial days based on livestock paths. But this can be great for visitors on foot.

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Graffiti tour: Banksy leaves his mark in Boston’s Chinatown
Banksy, the controversial and elusive British graffiti artist who had a successful two-month stint with his indie flick “Exit Through The Gift Shop” at the Kendall Square Theatre, left his mark in the Boston area last May with two public art pieces unveiled in Chinatown and Central Square.

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Concord's historic Colonial Inn
The Colonial Inn in Concord, MA, is just 20-some miles west of Boston, a world away from chain-hotel sameness and a link to the American Revolution.

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Swan boats: Gentle journey in heart of the city
You'll find these swan boats in children's books and nowhere else but Boston. The gentle ride is a Hub original.

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Institute of Contemporary Art: South Boston Waterfront's edgy newcomer
Four years ago, the city’s stodgy art scene got a royal kick in the rear when the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) unveiled its new digs on South Boston’s waterfront.

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Speedboat Codzilla: An aquatic thrill ride
Passengers scream, pop music blares and salt water sprays the deck as the monster speedboat Codzilla spins around outside Boston Harbor.

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Rainbow Tower, dog run off Southeast Expressway
It's a big LNG tank at the edge of Dorchester Bay. But stripes on the Rainbow Tower have made it controversial since 1971. And nearby there’s an island treasure for dog owners.

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Door tour: Size matters in Marblehead
With the front doors of Marblehead's historic homes found in Washington Square scattered throughout one of the country's oldest fishing town, size definitely matters.

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John F. Kennedy Library & Museum: A "first-person" account of the nation's 35th President
Visit the museum at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library on Boston’s waterfront and experience again the compelling story of the incomplete tenure of the nation’s 35th president. In the museum’s three theaters, period settings and 25 multimedia exhibits, tourists enter the Kennedy administration for a comprehensive history of Kennedy’s life, legacy and leadership.

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