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With its retro-inspired decor, friendly staff, and laid-back ambiance, Midway Cafe serves as a welcoming haven where anyone can unwind, connect, and celebrate queer culture in all its forms. 11am-12am; Fri. 1pm-midnight; Sat.-Sun. The Old State House, the site of the Boston Massacre, and Faneuil Hall, known as the “Cradle of Liberty,” are also highlights.

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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum – Founded by the eccentric and visionary art collector Isabella Stewart Gardner, the museum is housed in a stunning Venetian-style palace, complete with a lush central courtyard that blooms year-round.

The ride takes about 20 minutes. Every Saturday throughout the summer, the gays lay claim to a stretch of sand on M Street Beach. The Back Bay venue functions as a restaurant during the day and transforms into a dance floor at night. They host queer trivia on Wednesdays, RuPaul Drag Race watch parties on Fridays, and a really fun drag brunch on Sundays.

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2. Alternatively, taxis and rideshare services like Uber and Lyft are readily available outside each terminal and offer a direct route to your destination. The capital city of Massachusetts is the largest city in New England and the place where the seeds of the American Revolution were first sown.

This rich history is one of the city’s main selling points, and tourists come from all over to visit iconic sites like the Boston Massacre site, where tensions with British soldiers erupted in 1770; the Old South Meeting House, inside which the infamous Boston Tea Party took place; and the famous Freedom Trail, where you can trace the steps of patriots like Paul Revere, whose midnight ride warned of British advances.

Parish Cafe also offers a variety of craft beers, cocktails, and desserts.

The Friendly Toast – It’s never too late for brunch…or too early, for that matter. and Fri. 4pm-2am; Sat. and Sun. 11am-2am

What is it?  Tucked alongside cute row houses at the back of Tremont and Stuart Streets, this intimate Bay Village icon has a divey, insider-like quality to it.

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Beacon Hill – Boston's most picturesque and historic neighborhood, known for its cobblestone streets, gaslit lanterns, and beautifully preserved Federal-style row houses. Whether you're enjoying a cocktail on the outdoor patio, mingling with friends at the bar, or dancing to the DJ's beats, Blend promises a night to remember in Boston's LGBT nightlife scene.

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For a scenic arrival, the Logan Express Water Shuttle provides a transfer across the harbor and is a wonderful way to enter the city.

Once in the city, Boston’s public transportation system, known as “the T”, is efficient and easy to navigate, with subway, bus, and commuter rail options to help you explore the city’s many neighborhoods.

There's a Mexican restaurant on-site, a trendy coffee shop, and a fitness center. Gay Tours in Boston
6. The museum features full-scale replicas of the original tea ships, the Beaver and the Eleanor, where visitors can board and participate in reenactments of the tea-dumping event. 5pm-1am; Wed. and Thurs.