For any first time visitor to Boston, there are so many things you'll want to do and see. When you are visiting in the spring, summer or fall, be sure to plan a historic walking tour of Boston known as the Freedom Trail. If you don't want to do the whole thing, take it in pieces, or do it over several days.

You'll have to plan ahead if you want a fun tour of the city by land and water, known as the Duck Tours. This one is great for kids and adults alike. Educational and entertaining. They are very popular so call ahead to book your tickets.

There are many fantastic museums for both adults and kids. The Museum of Fine Art, The Museum of Science (take the kids to this one!!), The New England Aquarium, and many more. Save these in case you get a rainy day while you're visiting.

During the baseball season, you're in Red Sox Nation! Head over to Kenmore Square to catch the game at historic Fenway Park. If you can't get tickets, stop by any of the local watering holes for a drink and cheer along, you won't be alone.

Go for a walk through Faneuil Hall Marketplace for some buzzing activity and people watching. There will be street performers and plenty of food options if you're hungry. Countless bars will wet your appetite if you head over later in the day.

Don't stress about driving, take the T. It's affordable and easy to get around the city! Note, the last train runs at 12:45 A.M. Cabs can be a bit expensive for getting around the city so use sparingly if you're watching your budget.

Regardless of what you do, you will enjoy your stay in quaint little Boston.