Unique Boston and its Surroundings

You start your day at The Friendly Toast Breakfast Cafe. A classic American breakfast, such as bacon omelettes, cakes, waffles and muffins with a cup of hot coffee or tea, is a fine and cheerful start to the day.
Open Hours: Sunday - Thursday: 11:00 – 22:00 Friday - Saturday: 11:00 – 23:00

As children, many of us often enthusiastically explored nature, its laws and secrets, past, present and future. And it's true, is it incredibly interesting to imagine what giant dinosaurs looked like or understand how do birds fly?
The Boston Museum of Science fully reveals all of these secrets. It offers expositions of life-sized Mesozoic era creatures, nanotechnology samples, parks for children, and lots of interactive entertainment.
Before visiting, you may check the schedule and buy tickets on the official website.

Many people in modern society are somehow concerned about the problems of climate change and other natural hazards. In the Museum of Natural History, these issues concerning the welfare of everyone are highlighted and explained in detail.
In addition, there are fascinating exhibitions dedicated to Asia, Africa, America, various species of animals and plants. Inquisitive and concerned people would be interested.
Open Hours: Monday - Sunday: 8:00 – 17:00

None of the tourists visited Massachusetts have ever remained indifferent to its nature. Picturesque forest paths along small rivers and lakes are really inspiring.
There are a lot of places for picnic or walk in Cat Rock Park, and those who travel with pets have nothing to worry about, because dogs are allowed on the territory of the park.

During a busy day, one should not forget about the lunch break. Having whet your appetite in the park and museums, you could not get past the Italian restaurant.
And for good reason because the only thing better for lunch than pasta with ravioli or thin-crust pizza is lasagna or chicken soup.
Open Hours: Monday - Sunday: 10:30 – 19:30

Today you've already learned a lot of interesting things about nature and animals in museums, and now you arrive at Franklin Park Zoo to see rare, beautiful and sometimes very funny animals for yourselves. There are tigers, and lions, and zebras, and many species of primates and herbivores.
Before visiting, you may check the schedule and buy tickets on the official website.

You've already admired the nature of the state of Massachusetts, and now you are going to have a walk in a place so similar to the pristine natural beauties of New England; however, everything here is artificial and man-made. All paths, alleys, trees and even some hills are all the fruits of human imagination and labor.

Have dinner at the Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ, a cozy restaurant known by the local public as a place where excellent grilled meat is prepared. Japanese food is served here as well. There is also a fairly extensive vegetarian menu.
Open Hours: Sunday - Thursday: 16:00 – 22:30 Friday - Saturday: 11:00 – 22:30 Sunday: 11:00 – 21:30 Last seating/last call is 30 mins before closing.

The day is coming to an end, and to make many memorable photos, it's worth going up to the Skywalk Observatory. It offers the clear view of both Boston and natural beauties surrounding it, including the sea expanses of the Massachusetts Bay.

Today has been an extremely bright and eventful day: you've visited various museums, enjoyed the natural beauties and delicious cuisine. Tomorrow you leave Boston and go inland, a lot more coming.