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Boston in a Day Trip from New York City

Journey through american history from the boston massacre to harvard university.

From the pilgrims to the Boston Tea Party to Paul Revere, the history of America's colonial past is centered around Boston. On this day trip to from New York, discover Boston's past and present with an engaging expert guide. By foot and car, explore Boston's Freedom Trail, the campus of the prestigious Harvard University and much more on this incredible adventure.

• Transportation Included
• Walk the Steps the Founding Fathers Stepped
• Trinity Church, the John Hancock Tower and Boston's Modern Landmarks
• Massachusetts State House
• Boston's Historic Quincy Market
• The Freedom Trail and Boston's Revolutionary History
• The Campuses of Harvard and MIT
• Boston Marathon Endline and Fenway Park

Are you ready to take a trip back in time to the world of tea parties, cries for freedom, and the building blocks of American democracy? Join us on this day trip to Boston, one of America's most historic cities.

Boston in a Day from NYC Tour Description

This full day excursion, the best way to travel from Boston to New York, includes:

Air-conditioned transportation from NYC

Guided walking tour of the Freedom Trail

Visits to the Quincy Market, Boston Common, campuses of Harvard and MIT

A fun, licensed guide

Freedom Trail

Boston's Freedom Trail is 2.5 miles of pure American history. With your expert storytelling guide, see where British soldiers shot Crispus Attucks during the Boston Massacre, and where John and Samuel Adams cried the seeds of rebellion. Then head to Bunker Hill where the first major battle of the American Revolution took place.

Passing sites such as the Paul Revere House, Massachusetts Statehouse, the USS Constitution and more, immerse yourself in the revolution. After a deep dive into the history, head to the 200-year-old Quincy Market which houses some of the best food in the city.

Modern Boston

In addition to the Revolutionary history, Boston has many great sites from the 19th century to modern day. Visit the Boston Public Library, Trinity Church, see the 62-story John Hancock Tower and Fenway Park—home of the Boston Red Sox.

Boston's Great Universities

Boston houses 35 colleges and universities, which makes it famous for its devotion to higher education. On this tour, you will see the two great universities in Cambridge: Harvard and MIT. See the beautiful historic campuses where many of the world's greatest minds have studied.

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Day trip to Boston

Thanks for such a great tour. Our guide was funny and knew everything about Boston AND New York.

Boston is so cool! We had a fun time on this tour and we are happy we did it. We were lucky with beautiful weather and a particularly funny and entertaining guide that knew so much history and stories about the city.

Great Day in Boston

We spent a wonderful day in Boston with a wonderfull and entertaining guide. Great way to see two cities in one day and learn about American history.

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Boston & Harvard University One Day Tour from NYC

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Experience the beauty, architectural splendor, and New England charm of Boston, one of America’s most historically significant and world-renowned cities. From the moment you step off the bus, you’ll be immersed in the rich depth of American history, as the story of our nation’s past unfolds before you.

We’ll take care of your transportation and itinerary, while you sit back in comfort and enjoy the vibrant and historical city of Boston. We even offer convenient pick-up locations from midtown Manhattan. All you need to do is show up, and get ready for a day of adventure!

Although Boston is one of America’s most renowned and widely recognized cities, it holds a unique small-town charm and vibrant energy that is unlike any other metropolitan city in the US. The captivating sites, stately architectural buildings, and famous landmarks you’ll visit on this tour will weave together the story of America’s road to independence, as you walk along the same cobbled streets where our founding fathers once strolled.

We’ll show you the best that Boston has to offer, all in one exciting day packed with sights, sounds, and historical thrills.

Cambridge is home to two of the most storied and prestigious institutions in the world, Harvard University and MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)! Harvard campus is majestic and breathtaking, bustling with student life and youthful energy, yet showcasing the age-old traditions, legacies, and ivy-covered brick buildings that bring this world-class campus to life.

We’ll visit Copley Square, one of the most famous and idyllic locations in Boston, which is home to Trinity Church, the Boston Public Library, the John Hancock Tower, and many other national landmarks. Did you know that Trinity Church is the only church ranked among the top ten buildings ever erected in the United States? We’ll stop at this architectural masterpiece, and we’ll also get a glimpse of the sleek rising façade of the John Hancock Tower.

Lovers of literature, art, and culture will especially enjoy our visit to the Boston Public Library, one of the most spectacular libraries in America. The ornate architecture and expansive literary displays are absolutely stunning, and you’ll marvel at the collections of paintings, tapestries, sculptures, and the entire gallery dedicated to John Singer Sargent murals. This library is truly a one-of-a-kind American treasure!

Our tour also offers you the chance to step back in time with a visit to one of Boston’s oldest neighborhoods, Beacon Hill. This picturesque historic delight has beautiful architecture, centuries-old buildings, and narrow streets lined with real gas lights!

And of course, a visit to Boston would not be complete without a walk along the Freedom Trail. This simple brick line is paved with historical significance, taking visitors on an enriching journey through America’s past, including Massachusetts State House, Old State House, Granary Burying Ground, King’s Chapel, and Faneuil Hall.

Finally, foodies will love our stop at the Quincy Market, where we’ll browse local produce, fresh foods, sweet treats, and artisanal goods from hundreds of local shops. It is a feast for the senses – and the palate!

Don’t miss out on this amazing journey through one of the most intriguing historical cities in America.

5:50 AM – Seven Penn Plaza (370 7th Ave)

6:10 AM – Manhattan at Times Square Hotel (790 7th Ave)

Copley Square

• Boston Public Library
• Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel

Harvard University

Freedom trail, quincy market.

• Manhattan at Times Square Hotel (790 7th/ Ave)
• Stewart Hotel New York (371 7th Ave)

INCLUSIONS: • Driver • Professional bilingual licensed guide • Transportation by air-conditioned vehicle • 5 hour bus tour of Boston • 1 hour walking tour of the Freedom Trail

EXCLUSIONS • Food and drinks. Cash is recommended the tour does allow time for refreshment not included in the price of the tour. • Gratuities (recommended) • Souvenirs, available to purchase

ADDITIONAL INFO • Children under 18 yeasrs of age must be accompanied by an adult • May be operated by a multi-lingual guide (English/Spanish) • Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately • Royal City Tours reserve the right to cancel booking for a full refund in case of bad weather and/or not enough travelers • Vehicle size depends on the number of reservations • Restrooms may not be available on the vehicle • Not wheelchair accessible

It was a small group tour, the guide was very friendly and gave a lot of insightful information. The city was beautiful and a lot of history to know about. Could be a longer tour, this tour was quick and brief, mostly rush because of the time but nonetheless the tour was awesome. Recommended if u only have a short time span to spend in Boston.

We really enjoy all the information that Sebastian gave us! You can tell he loves his job, he is polite, funny and even offered to take pictures for us! All the places that we visit were awesome

Excelente Un tour muy recomendable. La guía, Mili, fue encantadora y muy profesional. Podéis ver los distintos distritos de Nueva York en una mañana. Las empanadas buenísimas!

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Day Trip From NYC to Boston | How to Get There

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While visiting the Big Apple, I recommend you check out one of the best near cities to New York , in New England: Boston . Visiting historic Boston from NYC is one of the best road trips from New York City since Boston is full of art, food, culture, and much more.

Boston has a sophisticated atmosphere thanks to its reputable museums, historic Freedom Trail, and stately landmarks. Among the urban squares and academic buildings, you’ll also find a beautiful waterfront, one of the oldest public gardens in the U.S., and amazing food, what makes Bostonone of the best food cities in the US . So, if you have the time to visit this city, don’t miss out!

Traveling from New York to Boston is quite easy, and there are several ways to move between the two cities. We’ve used FlixBus several times, and it’s one of the most comfortable buses from New York to Boston , although you can also ride a train, drive yourself, or take a guided tour.

To help you plan your day trip from NYC to Boston , I’m sharing a complete guide on how to get there and what to do during your trip.

Guide to the best day trip from NYC to Boston

If you want to take a Boston day trip from NYC , I’ve got all the information you need to plan the best itinerary. By the end of this article, you’ll know how to get from NYC to Boston , what to see during your trip, and how much you can expect to spend on transportation.

In a nutshell, this guide will cover:

How far is Boston from New York City?

Best day trip to Boston from NYC

What to see on your New York to Boston day trip

The distance between Boston and New York City is about 215 miles. So, if you want to drive from NYC to Boston , it’ll take around 4.5 hours .

Best way to get from NYC to Boston

One of the most important things to consider for your trip is how you’ll get there. Fortunately, there are several ways to get to Boston from NYC , so whether you want to drive yourself or take public transportation, you’ll have no problems.

Keep reading to see the best ways to travel from NYC to Boston :

Trains from NYC to Boston

• Buses from New York Boston
• Driving from New York to Boston

Taking a train from NYC to Boston is the fastest way to go, so it’s a good option if you only have one day to travel. Amtrak runs several trains from Manhattan’s Penn Station to Boston’s Back Bay Station.

Amtrak’s Northeast Regional service takes about 4.5 hours and costs around $124 round-trip. For express service, take the Amtrak Acela train, which takes about 3 hours and 45 minutes. Acela tickets start at $214 round-trip .

Buses from NYC to Boston

If you’re looking for a cheaper way to get to Boston from New York , I recommend taking a bus. There are several reputable bus companies that run daily buses between the two cities.

We’ve taken FlixBus before, and I think it’s one of the best buses from New York to Boston . The buses are comfortable and have extra legroom, free Wi-Fi, and restrooms. FlixBus also offsets their emissions, so it’s the most eco-friendly option.

FlixBus departs from 31 st Street and 8 th Avenue in Manhattan and the trip takes about 4.5 hours. The bus will drop you off at Boston’s South Station Bus Terminal. Tickets cost about $57 round-trip, and you can save $11 by using our Omio discount link.

Megabus is another popular bus company with several daily buses. Seats fill up fast, so you’ll want to book as soon as possible. Taking Megabus from New York to Boston takes about 4 hours and 15 minutes, departing from 34 th Street in Manhattan and dropping you off at Boston’s South Station Bus Terminal. Tickets cost around $30 round-trip.

Greyhound buses leave from the New York Port Authority station and take about 4.5 hours to get to the South Station Transportation Center in Boston. Greyhound’s New York to Boston service costs about $45 round-trip.

Finally, Peter Pan is a well-known company with a solid reputation. Buses leave from New York’s Port Authority and can drop you off at several Boston landmarks, including Copley Square and the State House. Taking Peter Pan from New York to Boston takes 4 hours and 20 minutes and tickets cost around $37 round-trip.

Keep in mind that, the sooner you book a bus from NYC to Boston , the cheaper the price will be .

Driving from NYC to Boston

If you prefer the comfort of your own car, you can drive from New York to Boston . This way, you can travel on your schedule and have more privacy during the trip. The NYC to Boston drive time is a little over five hours, so it’s nice to have the comfort of your own car.

Don’t worry if you don’t have a vehicle because you can rent a car in NYC. Depending on the option you choose, you can rent the car and drop it off in Boston, or you can rent it for the entire round trip .

Yet another option is this full-day tour , which I recommend if you don’t want to worry about organizing your transportation or itinerary. This Boston day trip from NYC includes your transportation and a professional guide, so it’s the most convenient choice.

The tour leaves from Manhattan at 6 a.m. and will transport your group to Boston in a comfortable air-conditioned bus. Along the way, your professional guide will share interesting facts and history about Boston.

Once you arrive, your first stop will be Copley Square , a picturesque plaza with several famous landmarks like Trinity Church and the Beaux-Arts style Fairmont Copley Hotel . You’ll also see the Boston Public Library , and John Hancock Tower , a 790-foot skyscraper.

Another highlight of this New York to Boston day tour is the Freedom Trail , a 2.5-mile brick path through downtown. The trail goes past 16 landmarks and historic locations like the Old State House , the Granary Burying Ground , King’s Chapel , Faneuil Hall , and the Massachusetts State House .

Then, head to the historic Quincy Market for lunch, where you’ll find all kinds of international foods. Afterward, walk through the Johnston Gate at Harvard University and see the Old Yard and the John Harvard Statue before returning to Manhattan.

Visiting Boston is one of the best day trips from NYC , so if you’re short on time, I highly recommend this 1-day Boston tour from New York .

Once your transportation is all set up, it’s time to plan your New York to Boston itinerary . There is so much to see in this beautiful city, but there are a few highlights I’d definitely recommend.

First, Boston is full of history, so you must check out the Freedom Trail , which runs past 16 important landmarks like state buildings, churches, and burial grounds. While you’re in the area, check out the Boston Harbor , where you can take a cruise or stroll along the Harborwalk.

I also recommend stopping by Quincy Market for a bite to eat before walking through the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway . You’ll pass the Boston Common , the oldest public park in the country and the home of the Boston Public Garden . This 24-acre garden has native and non-native plants, trees, and shrubs, as well as a pond with rental boats.

South of the Boston Common, you’ll find Copley Square , an urban plaza full of historic buildings and landmarks. Not far from here, you can visit the Prudential Tower , a 920-foot skyscraper with an observatory on the 50 th floor.

If you’re a sports fan, you’ll like seeing Fenway Park where the Boston Red Sox plays. Or you can cross the Charles River and visit Harvard University ’s campus. There are several interesting museums here, including the Harvard Museum of Natural History, the Harvard Mineralogical Museum, and the three Harvard Art Museums.

Hopefully, this gives you some ideas for your New York to Boston day trip !

FAQs – Boston day trip from NYC

To finish up, here are some common questions about visiting Boston from New York .

How far is Boston from New York?

Boston is about 215 miles from New York City.

What is the drive time between NYC and Boston?

Depending on traffic, the drive time to Boston from NYC is about 5 hours.

What is the best way to travel from NYC to Boston?

The best way to travel from NYC to Boston depends on your goals. If you’re in a hurry, you can take a train, but be aware that it’s more expensive. The cheapest way to get to Boston from NYC is by bus.

What is the fastest way to go from NYC to Boston?

The fastest way to Boston from NYC is by train since the trip takes as little as 3 hours and 45 minutes.

How much is a train ticket to Boston from New York?

The ticket price for a train from New York to Boston ranges from about $125 to $215 round-trip.

How much is a bus from New York to Boston?

Taking a bus from NYC to Boston is the cheapest option, with ticket prices around $30-$60 round-trip.

What is there to see between Boston and New York?

The distance between Boston and New York City is over 200 miles, so there are some cool places to see along the way:

• New Haven, CT – This city has a lovely downtown area and a 175-year-old lighthouse, and it’s the home of Yale University.
• Mystic, CT – This waterfront town has the charm of a small fishing village as well as interesting attractions like the Mystic Seaport and the Mystic Museum of Art.
• Newport, RI – A quintessential New England city, Newport boasts beautiful views of Narragansett Bay, historic mansions, and recreational activities like sailing, biking, and golf.

With that, you have everything you need to plan your trip from New York to Boston . Of course, don’t hesitate to leave me any questions about taking a day trip to Boston from New York . I’d also love to hear about your experience visiting this historic city. Until then, have a wonderful time!

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Harvard University

City Hall of Cambridge

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Charles River

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This day trip starts in Midtown Manhattan, New York, where our comfortable bus, fully equipped with Wi-Fi and air conditioning system will pick us up. Our itinerary takes us from Manhattan along the East Coast through Connecticut towards Massachusetts.

First stop on our day tour will be Cambridge , neighbor city of Boston and home of the most famous and oldest academic institution of the United States, the Harvard University . We are going to explore the campus and take a walk through the Harvard Yard , a wide green space in the heart of Cambridge.

Next, our bus will take us to our main destination Boston. On our way to the city we are going to pass the City Hall of Cambridge , the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, also known as the MIT , and Cambridge College . Before reaching the center of Boston, we will also come across the Charles River , which is running between the two cities.

Once arrived, we are going to visit Copley Square with its magnificent romanesque Trinity Church . One of the highlights on our tour will be a walk along the freedom trail , a 2.5-mile-long path that takes us to the greatest landmarks of the city, such as the Boston Common Park .

Lastly, this tour includes a stop at the Quincy Market in downtown Boston and a visit to the harbor , where the Boston Tea Party took place in the 18th century. From the harbor you will also have a great view on the historic navy ship USS Constitution .

Packed with new experiences our bus driver will safely escort us back to New York City, where we are going to arrive in the evening.

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Boston is the capital city of the state Massachusetts and one of the oldest cities in the United States. As a hub for higher education, innovation and entrepreneurship, the city attracts, with an average age of 30 years, especially young people. But the city is also known for its rich culture. From politics to arts and food - Boston always presents itself in a unique way .

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Whether you live in NYC and need a getaway or you just want to plan a road trip, a New York to Boston road trip is a classic vacation. While you can make the trip in a day, don’t rush it but plan some stops to see cute towns, historic sights, and beautiful beaches along the way.

I’ve structured this trip to take a week or so, but you can easily turn this into a long weekend trip by cutting down on some of the stops. Some alternate itineraries are outlined below.

The Boston to New York route can get quite congested. In the summer, you can expect a lot of traffic from people traveling to or from the Cape, especially on the weekends. Interstate 95 through Connecticut is notorious for its traffic jams so be sure to check Waze or use Google or Apple Maps to check for the fastest routes. Sometimes using the Merritt Parkway through Southern Connecticut can save you some time. Some people may choose to jump on a Peter Pan bus , or take the train from Boston to NYC , but driving will let you stop along the way.

If you want to go further north, continue on with this Boston to Bar Harbor Maine coast road trip itinerary or extend your road trip even further with this East Coast road trip .

Where to Stop on your New York to Boston Road Trip

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New York, NY

If you haven’t been to New York City , plan to spend a few days at the beginning or end of your road trip. If this is your first trip to NYC, pick one neighborhood, like the Theater District, Midtown East, Soho, or Lower Manhattan, and explore.

You can’t expect to see everything in one weekend but you are bound to find something for everyone from Broadway shows, world-class museums, walking tours, dining experiences, local food halls, or outdoor enjoyment in Central Park, Battery Park, the High Line, or walking across the Brooklyn Bridge.

Here are some fun ideas for things to do in NYC with kids .

Day 1: Essex, CT

Kick off your road trip to Boston with a drive along the Connecticut coast. You can complete this drive in two hours, but if you aren’t in a hurry, take your time with some stops along the way. Your destination is the quaint Connecticut town of Essex, in western Connecticut. However, you may want to make some stops along the way. The upscale waterfront town of Greenwich is a perfect spot for lunch or some upscale shopping.

However, if you have gotten an early start, skip over Greenwich and stop in Norwalk. In the summer you can hop on board a harbor cruise or take a boat ride into history and nature with a Sheffield Island lighthouse cruise. The SoNo historic district is packed with restaurants that are perfect for lunch.

Continue along to Essex, where you can make your home base for a couple of nights at the Griswold Inn , the oldest continuously operating inn in America. Dining in the historic taproom is a fun experience. Alternatively, you could stay in nearby Mystic .

There is so much to do in this area, especially with kids. Take a ride on the Essex Steam Train, enjoy a fall foliage cruise on the Connecticut River, visit the bizarre and historic Gillette Castle, explore local lighthouses on a harbor cruise from New London, and stroll along the Niantic Boardwalk.

Day 3: Mystic, CT

On your next day, head over to nearby Mystic , Connecticut. You can spend the morning at the Mystic Aquarium and go back in time at the Historic Mystic Seaport. This is a great opportunity to learn about the fishing heritage in this area. You may want to stop for lunch at the popular Mystic Pizza, although I prefer the cool vibes of Engine Room. Nearby, wine aficionados will enjoy a tasting and picnic at Jonathan Edwards Winery in nearby Stonington, CT.

After exploring Mystic, cross the border into Rhode Island where you may want to pop into Watch Hill for a ride on the historic Flying Horses carousel. From there it is only an hour drive to Newport, Rhode Island.

There are many great hotel options in Newport, including the historic Hotel Viking or The Vanderbilt , although families may prefer the contemporary Newport Marriott (especially if you want to use points).

Day 3: Newport, RI

Of course, there is so much to do in Newport , you can easily spend a long weekend. If this is your first visit, there are three things you have to do. First, visit one of the Newport Mansions, such as the famous Breakers. Next, either take a walk on the Cliff Walk or a scenic drive along Ocean Avenue.

Have lunch downtown at Diego’s or The Black Pearl before setting sail for an afternoon or evening sunset sailing cruise. If you have timed your visit with one of Providence ‘s famous Waterfire events , head 45 minutes north to Rhode Island’s Creative Capital for this unique experience.

There are plenty of great places to stay in Providence, but if you are going for something unique, stay at the Graduate Providence .

Day 4: Providence, RI

It is nice to spend at least half a day in Providence before driving another hour or two to Cape Cod. In Providence, you can explore the amazing murals downtown, then walk along the river and over the pedestrian bridge for lunch at Plant City, the city’s only plant-based food hall.

If you have time, you may want to try a Rhode Island Red food tour to check out the city’s famous food scene or get the history of the city from the river with a tour from Providence River Boat Company.

Soon it is time to head east to Cape Cod. If you only have one night to spend on the Cape, you may want to stick to Falmouth at the Sea Crest Beach Hotel or Hyannis at the Cape Codder Resort . If you want to spend more time at the beach, venture a little further out to stay at the luxurious Wequasset Resort or Chatham Bars Inn .

Day 5: Cape Cod, MA

On Cape Cod, you can spend the day biking the Cape Cod Rail Trail, exploring the National Seashore, and enjoying the Cape’s gorgeous beaches and sunsets. You may also enjoy a whale-watching cruise or a lobster bake on the beach with Art’s Dune Tours in Provincetown.

There are endless options to explore on the Cape, even in the off-season .

Day 6: Plymouth, MA

Just 40 minutes up the coast from Cape Cod is a must-stop destination for United States history buffs . Plymouth is a fun seaside town to explore, just don’t have high expectations for Plymouth Rock. Kids will enjoy stepping onto the replica Mayflower II ship — returned to its home in Plymouth in 2020.

I would also highly recommend visiting the Pilmouth Pawtuxet Museums (formerly known as Plimouth Plantations.) The site consists of a 17th-century English village and a Wampanoag homesite.

You can stay overnight at the John Carver Inn , but it probably makes sense to continue 45 minutes further into your ultimate destination — Boston!

Day 7: Boston, MA

There is so much to do in Boston you really want to give yourself a couple of days, but if you only have a day you can hit a few of the highlights. Start at the Boston Public Garden and Boston Common and strap on your walking shoes to explore the 2.5-mile Freedom Trail. There is a lot of history to absorb and for families, a great spot to do that is at the Boston Tea Party Museum and Ships.

Afterward, explore the waterfront, pop into the North End for a great Italian lunch and pastries, stroll down the Rose Kennedy Greenway, visit the Boston Public Market food hall, and explore the city center. If you don’t feel like doing all the walking, you can also hop on board an amphibious duck boat tour.

If you spend 3 days in Boston or more, you can also plan a day trip from Boston up to Salem or Gloucester . See also my guide for visiting Boston on a budget and find out things to do in Boston with kids .

Day 8: Return to New York City

On your trip back from Boston to NYC, you can return the way you came in a four-hour drive or extend your road trip by taking a different route back. If you are looking for an alternative, driving from Boston, you can take Interstate 90 / the Mass Pike West instead of heading back down 95.

An hour west of Boston you will come to Old Sturbridge Village, MA. This is the largest outdoor living history museum in New England, with buildings and interpreters representing life in rural New England between 1790 and 1830. From here, travel south on Interstate 84 to Hartford and continue on Interstate 91 to New Haven, CT, for approximately 1.25 hours in total.

If you are hungry, be sure to enjoy Frank Pepe’s famous pizza (there is also an outpost in Hartford.) If you need to stretch your legs, take a stroll through the Yale University campus. If traffic goes well, it is then less than two hours drive back to New York City.

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Road Trip from New York to Boston

If you like the sound of exploring stunning stretches of the north eastern coastline, a number of beautiful state parks and some of the most historic towns and cities in the whole of the US, then a road trip from New York to Boston is the one for you.

The 226-mile road trip from New York to Boston takes about 4 hours to drive. Key stops include Greenwich, Hartford, Mystic, Martha's Vineyard, Newport and Plymouth, as well as Cape Cod, Harriman State Park, Long Island Sound and Wawayanda State Park.

There are plenty of other tourist attractions and places of interest to see along the way. So please keep on reading until the end to check out all the fabulous places you can visit.

How far is Boston from New York and how long will the road trip take?

There are a number of ways you can drive from New York to Boston. The most direct of these takes 218 miles and around 3 hours and 40 minutes of non-stop driving.

This option takes you on Interstate-95 and through Hartford and Worcester before arriving at Boston. An alternative slightly longer route, though still only taking 360 miles and 6 hours and 35 minutes to drive, takes you along the coast.

Both options are pretty straight forward routes to complete in a day, however given the number of distinguished towns, cities and historical landmarks there are, a better option would be to spread the journey out over a couple of days or more to really take in the stunning scenery.

Best road trip route from New York to Boston

There is no one best option to take on the road trip from New York to Boston. Both choices include a number of fantastic cities and attractions, so it really will depend on your personal preference of scenery.

Our Inland Route is the most direct choice, offering great cities to visit and taking you through some fantastic forests and towns. Alternatively the Coastal Route is slightly longer but really makes the most of the incredible coastal road and delightful towns en route.

No matter which option you decide upon, both routes are straightforward and will allow you to enjoy the scenery and the numerous things to see and do along the way.

Whether you're flying into New York or you simply don't have your own transport in the city, renting a car for your road trip is something you'll want to take care of ASAP.

For an easy-to-compare view of rental options for your road trip from New York to Boston, take a look at our partner site, RentalCars.com .

The Inland Route

Leave New York by taking Interstate 95 north, driving adjacent to Long Island Sound, as you pass the towns of Stamford, Bridgeport and Fairfield. You could continue to New Haven, or take the exit 27A and follow CT-15 north, before merging with I-91 to Hartford.

If time allows, spend some time in this fabulous capital of Connecticut, before leaving Hartford and heading on I-84 through Willington.

You will pass Nipmuck State Forest and have the option of a detour to Natchaug State Forest, before continuing north until the road becomes I-90 to Auburn. Next follow I-290 to Worcester - another great option for a stopover.

Leave Worcester and follow the signs to I-90 east, which you will follow until just before Boston. Along this final stretch, you could take a detour to Assabet River Wildlife Refuge or Blue Hills Reservation.

The Coastal Route

Take Interstate 278 from New York, passing Pelham Bay Park before taking I-95 until you arrive at New Haven. En route to this first stop you will pass by Devil's Den Nature Preserve, which is definitely worth the extra drive should you have the time.

After spending time exploring New Haven, continue north on I-95 alongside the coast and passing Nehantic State Forest.

Next there's the option to head slightly inland to Providence, the capital city Rhode Island, before taking I-195 and Route-104 to Newport.

Another optional extra detour would be to take a ferry to Martha's Vineyard, where after you can rejoin I-195 and head towards Cape Cod. Which you will reach via Route-6 (also known as the Grand Army of the Republic Highway).

Leaving Cape Cod, you will be able to head towards the historic town of Plymouth in Massachusetts, along Route-3 and passing Myles Standish State Forest, before following MA-3 north through Braintree and finally to Boston.

Best places to stop between New York and Boston

While you could complete this trip in a single day, we would recommend at least one or two overnight stops on the road trip from New York to Boston.

There are some stunning locations to stay at en route, but here are the ones we think you should keep an eye out for:

An authentic stop in Newport

If you have decided to embark on the Coastal Route, then a stay at Newport is a great city that is well worth a longer visit. At almost 4 hours from New York, this Rhode Island city is perfectly placed for a rest after a day's driving too.

Set on Aquidneck Island, which is part of the New England state of Rhode Island, Newport it is known for its rich history and stunning gilded age mansions.

A regular host of the America's Cup, its harbor is always full of impressive yachts. There is also plenty of excellent shopping and restaurants to be found here, as well as The Breakers, a former 1895 mansion and now a museum and a great art museum.

One of the best places to stay here is in the 5-star The Chanler at Cliff Walk . This authentic, old world elegant hotel is situated on Newport's celebrated ‘Cliff Walk', only about a mile to the city center and 8 minutes to the beach.

Showcasing fantastic views of the Atlantic Ocean, the setting of this hotel is as glamorous as the rooms themselves. Guests can indulge in extraordinary meals at the onsite restaurant or just soak up the ocean views and relax in tranquil elegance. This really is an experience to be seen to be believed.

Recharge in Hartford

Alternatively, if you're travelling on the Inland Route and looking for a place to stay, at just 109 miles from Boston, Hartford in Connecticut is a solid option.

Renowned for its culture and literary significance, Hartford has plenty of nearby attractions. Explore this city and discover the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, which includes Renaissance and impressionist works, and the Mark Twain House & Museum.

There are plenty of great hotels that can be found in Hartford, but one of the best is the Hartford Marriott Downtown . Located directly opposite the Connecticut Convention Centre, it features a welcome indoor swimming pool and spectacular views of the city.

As you would expect, rooms at this modern hotel are stylish and well designed, there's also a useful onsite restaurant, great bar and lounge area and on-site parking is available - making Hartford Marriott Downtown a superb option for a stop in Hartford.

Explore the city in Boston

Boston is a truly fascinating city. Best known for The Boston Marathon and its famous baked beans and mouthwatering clam chowder, there's so much to see and do here that if you have an extra day or so, an overnight stop would be a fantastic addition to your road trip.

With its many parks, striking architecture and superb cuisine, Boston is a hugely popular tourist destination. Some the highlights in this city include the Museum of Fine Arts, Museum of Science, Boston Common and of course its beautiful public garden.

To make the most of your visit, a stop at Seaport Hotel® Boston is a great choice . This modern hotel is situated on Boston's historic waterfront, giving fantastic views.

After a long drive, why not hire a bike and take a tour of the city or better yet, indulge in the indoor swimming pool before relaxing in the lounge area and watching the sun set over the water. You can either eat in the hotel itself, or make the most of its location and take a walk to one of the great nearby restaurants.

Things to see and do on a road trip from New York To Boston

Given how many fantastic things there are to see and do on a road trip from New York to Boston, it would be ideal if you had several weeks available to see them all.

But if you are pressed for time, we have compiled a list of some of the major highlights to help you decide where to go:

Both routes

• Wawayanda State Park – Home to the idyllic Wawayanda Lake and a portion of the Appalachian Trail, this state park has over 60 miles of well established trails to explore.
• Greenwich - Upscale waterfront town that is consistently ranked as one of the wealthiest towns in America. Known for its high end shopping boutiques, lovely beaches, interesting museums and the historic Putnam Cottage.
• Norwalk - Not to be confused with the Californian town of the same name, Norwalk in Connecticut is a stunning coastal town with a beautiful shoreline. It is known for its terrific beaches, stately lighthouses, excellent restaurants and very good shopping.
• Long Island Sound – Spectacular tidal estuary between Connecticut and New York that possesses magnificent coastal views. Wine lovers should take the ferry across to Long Island to visit the outstanding wineries at North Fork.
• Harriman State Park – One of New York's largest state parks, this picturesque 47,500 acre outdoor playground has plenty of lakes, waterfalls and camping trails. It is also a lovely spot for camping and fishing.

Inland Route

• Kykuit – Also known as The Rockefeller Estate, this 40 room historic house and museum is located in Pocantico Hills, about 25 miles north of New York City. It is a National Historic Landmark that also showcases immaculate gardens and a stunning collection of art.
• Hartford – Fascinating city of huge cultural and literary significance. Home to the Mark Twain House and Museum, the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art and the acclaimed Bushnell Center for Performing Arts.
• Natchaug State Forest - A short drive away, this forest features hiking and horse trails, plus fishing and areas to enjoy a picnic. You might even find the remains of a Civil War general's home.
• Nipmuck State Forest - A 9,000-acre park offering fantastic forested hiking trails, a fishing pond and camping areas.
• Worcester – Lovely city in Massachusetts. Houses a number of impressive museums including the Worcester Art Museum, which has old Roman mosaics, medieval armor and impressionist paintings, and the EcoTarium, which is a really cool science and nature museum.

Coastal Route

• Essex – Stunning waterfront town made up of three villages that feature gorgeous Federal, Victorian and Cape Cod styles of architecture, picturesque landscapes and stately gardens. Attractions include museums, art galleries, as well as riverboat rides.
• Mystic – Charming, historic town founded in 1654 which was once a major shipbuilding center. Now known for housing two of Connecticut's most popular attractions: the Mystic Aquarium and the Historic Mystic Seaport.
• Big River Management Area - Find hidden waterfalls and great trails at this 8,319 acre site, along with forests, waterlines and local wildlife.
• Providence – Historically and culturally significant city that was one of the first in the USA to industrialize. Situated at the mouth of the Providence River, at the head of Narragansett Bay, it features the popular Roger Williams Park Zoo and the impressive RISD Museum or Art.
• Newport - Gorgeous city set on Aquidneck Island, that is well known for its rich history and impressive gilded age mansions. Its harbor is full of luxury yachts and it also features a stunning Cliff Walk which showcases spectacular views of the Atlantic.
• Martha's Vineyard – Home to world class beaches and 5 iconic lighthouses that protect its magnificent coastline. A foodies paradise, it has also housed residences owned by celebrities like David Letterman, Spike Lee, and former first lady Jackie Kennedy.
• Cape Cod – Also known for its sensational beaches, Cape Cod is a place to see some marvelous sunsets too. The Cape Cod Rail Trail is excellent to cycle along, whilst the National Seashore is also well worth exploring.
• Plymouth – This historic seaside town features Plymouth Rock, a boulder in the Pilgrim Memorial State Park, a replica of the Mayflower II ship and the Pilmouth Pawtuxet Museums, which showcases a 17th century English village and a Wampanoag homesite.

Best time to go on a road trip from New York to Boston

A road trip from New York to Boston can be undertaken all year round, that said the weather in this part of the US does see extreme highs and lows so you will want to plan accordingly.

Typically summer is the most popular time to visit both New York and Boston. Daytime temperatures can reach highs of 80 degrees Fahrenheit by July, making summers here quite humid. The guaranteed sunshine also means that the cities are likely to be much busier.

In winter, both Boston and New York can see a lot of heavy snowfall. From December to mid-March, temperatures can be as low as 32 degrees, but there's the chance of cold spells, bringing it to a chilly 5 degrees or lower.

These kind of temperatures will impact your trip, especially if you are hoping to enjoy some of the parks and outdoor attractions. Therefore a safer time to plan your visit is either late spring or early fall. Not only will temperatures be more mild and pleasant, but the cities will also be quieter.

That said, if you'd like to time your trip with a special event or festival, you could plan a visit in April and arrive in Boston to witness the hugely popular marathon or enjoy the North End Boston Festivals held in August.

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2-Day Boston to New York City In-Depth Tour

Tour code: gol-bos-249, duration: 2 day(s) / 1 night(s).

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Highlights: Visit New York (Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, New York Stock Exchange, One World Trade Center, Statue of Liberty Cruise). Guests will have opportunity to free tour in Manhattan.  Inclusions : 1 night hotel accommodation

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Day 1 Boston – New York

In the morning customers would embark on a bus heading to  New York City . Upon arrival in New York City, guests may 1)choose to plan their own activities or 2) join our  New York Half Day Tour  to visit attractions like  Brooklyn Bridge, Chelsea Market, High Line and Washington square park . in NYU; 3) You could join the  New York Night Tour  would get you the stunning city skyline at night

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Attractions

Enjoy the impressive view of New York City walking on the Brooklyn Bridge which is an hybrid cable suspension bridge with striking architecture.

Food is something that enjoyed by everyone, one of the most famous food hall in New York is known as Chelsea Market, it is also a shopping mall and has many office buildings.

Refers to a small locality in lower part of Manhattan, the city was previously densely populated with Italian Americans. The city today consists of some Italian restaurants and shopping stores.

New York is a really beautiful city, it becomes even more lively and beautiful in during the night. It is always recommended to go for a night tour of New York City as it is really exciting.

It is most well-known and visited the public park in New York after the Central Park, covering over 9.7 acres of area in the heart of Greenwich Village. It is also known as the center of cultural activities, as well as the year-round parades are held here drawing a wide number of visitors from all around the region.

Day 2 New York City Tour - Boston

Today, we will go sightseeing in  New York City , making our first stop on  Wall Street , where we will see the world famous  New York Stock Exchange , the  Charging Bull , and  Trinity Church . Next, we will get the chance to go to the observation deck of the  One World Trade Center , giving us the chance to overlook the entire city. Then, we will embark on a  Statue of Liberty Cruise , which will provide us with excellent views of Manhattan and the United Nations building.  Times Square  is next on the list, with its bright lights and famous intersection. Nearby is the Theater District of  Broadway . At this point, guests will visit  USS Intrepid Sea, Air, and Space Museum , also be able to choose to visit one of two museums:  Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, Ripley's Believe It or Not Museum . we will pass Fifth Avenue, Chelsea before visiting the  The Metropolitan Museum of Art .

Note: Bus rides between New York City and Boston will be provided by a third party. The tour guided will meet guests at the bus stop in Boston for pickup and drop-off, tour guide will not accompany the ride.

Broadway Theatre offers the most moving theatrical performances across 40 theatres in New York. It is highest level of commercial theater around the world.

A maritime and military history museum with ships collection located in NYC is Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum. The museum is located in Manhattan.

One of the Big Apple's most popular spots for tourists, the New York City branch of this international chain of sculpture museums is a must see place.

Founded privately in 1870, the

New York City is often known as just New York, it is the most populated city of the Unite States of America. The total population of the city is 8,491,079 which is really a lot.

The New York Stock Exchange or NYSE is often referred to as the Big Board, it is the world's largest stock exchange as far as market capitalization is concerned as it lists companies at $19.69 trillion.

The sixth tallest building of the world is known as One World Trade Centre, standing in New York, US, amid the complex of rebuilt trade buildings. Also, the stunning view of the building impresses the tourists.

Ripley’s Believe It or Not Museum is a museum that is owned by Ripley Entertainment. The museum consists of some of the weirdest looking exhibits and is a popular tourists attractions.

A symbol of America, a gift from French it is a tourist attraction and a place where 151 feet high statue stands. Nothing is better than watching the statue whilst cruising on a luxury Statue of Liberty Cruise.

Statue of Liberty is a splendidly huge sculpture situated on Liberty Island, New York, US. The visitors love to see this famous symbol of freedom and the history attached to it.

Once called "The Crossroads of the World," this is nothing but an intersection in midtown Manhattan where Broadway and Seventh Avenue ends. Times Square is a popular destination of America and there is so much to do there.

Trinity Church, a functional, well-funded and historic church, is at 75 Broadway in Manhattan and close to the junction of Wall Street. Basically, it is visited for typical religious activities and marvelous architecture.

It is famous museum located in the city of New York. The museum is basically a maritime and military history museum. The museum contains some historical ships and is hence a wonderful tourist spot for the visitors.

The street-running blocks in the lower Manhattan of New York with 0.7 m long length is said to be as Wall Street. This leading financial center and powerful city is located in New York.

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Rising Superstar Young Miko Unveils THE XOXO TOUR 2024

PRESALE BEGINS MAY 1ST | GENERAL ONSALE MAY 3RD AT 10 AM LOCAL ON LIVENATION.COM

Headline tour to celebrate debut top 10 album “att.” out now.

Young Miko , hailed by The New York Times as one of the artists “shaping the sound of 2024,” is set to embark on THE XOXO TOUR 2024 , a headline outing that will bring the genre-bending Puerto-Rican phenom to 19 cities across the country.

Produced by Live Nation, the trek will kick off on July 31 at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, CO and will include shows at San Jose Civic in San Jose, CA (August 6), Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater (August 15), and The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City (August 27). See below for the itinerary.

TICKETS: Tickets will be available starting with an artist presale beginning on Wednesday, May 1 at 10 AM local time. Additional presales will run throughout ahead of the general onsale beginning on Friday, May 3 at 10 AM local time at LiveNation.com.

VIP: Fans can also purchase VIP Packages, which may include premium tickets, invitation to the pre-show soundcheck, specially designed VIP gift item & more. VIP package contents vary based on offer selected. For more information, visit vipnation.com .

Young Miko is touring in support of her first album, att. , which debuted in the Top 10 of Billboard’s Top Latin Albums and Latin Rhythm Albums charts. Listen HERE . Praising her debut Coachella performance, Teen Vogue said, “[Young] Miko delivered an electric Weekend One performance. A sea of festival-goers roared through every track as she bounded across elevated platforms with the confidence of a veteran.”

In the cover story of its Future Of Music issue, Rolling Stone said, “Funny, charming, and unapologetically raunchy, she’s the Puerto Rican star everyone wants to work with.” Young Miko was named Nuevo Artista Del Año ( New Artist Of The Year) at the recent Latin American Music Awards while “Classy 101,” her collaboration with FEID , took honors for Canción Global Latina del Año (Global Latin Song of the Year) and Mejor Colaboración – Urbano (Best Collaboration – Urban). Earlier this year, Young Miko received the Impact Award at the 2024 Billboard Women in Music Awards and was named Best New Artist (Latin Pop / Urban) at the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Awards.

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7/31      Denver, CO                   Fillmore Auditorium

8/3        Wheatland, CA                Hard Rock Live Sacramento

8/6        San Jose, CA                   San Jose Civic

8/9        Phoenix, AZ                     Arizona Financial Theatre

8/10      Las Vegas, NV                  Fontainebleau Las Vegas

8/12      San Diego, CA                  Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

8/15      Los Angeles, CA               Peacock Theater *

8/19      Austin, TX                         Moody Amphitheater

8/20     Houston, TX                     Smart Financial Centre

8/21      Irving, TX                          The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory

8/24     Rosemont, IL                    Rosemont Theatre

8/27     New York, NY                                The Theater at Madison Square Garden

8/30     Bridgeport, CT                               Hartford HealthCare Amphitheater

8/31      Philadelphia, PA                The Met

9/1        Boston, MA                       Leader Bank Pavilion

9/4        Washington, DC                The Theater at MGM National Harbor

9/6       Atlanta, GA                        Coca-Cola Roxy

9/7        Orlando, FL                        Hard Rock Live

9/11       Miami, FL                           Hard Rock Live

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Taking the Train From Boston to NYC

F amilies living in Boston and the surrounding area are lucky to be so close to NYC. With world-class museums, delicious restaurants , amazing culture, and fantastic shopping, there’s so much to do in NYC with kids . Luckily, taking the train from Boston to NYC is easy, so you don’t even have to drive to visit for the day or longer.

Disclosure: I’ve had family members who have worked for Amtrak over the years. I’ve also received a complimentary trip on the Amtrak Downeaster . All opinions are my own.

Train from Boston to NYC

Like other US routes, the line from Boston to NYC (part of the Northeast Corridor) is serviced by Amtrak. When you book your tickets, you’ll find two different services traveling from Boston to New York.

The Northeast Regional Train

The Northeast Regional Train travels from Boston South Station to New York Penn Station. It makes stops on the way, including the following:

• Boston South Station
• Boston Back Bay
• Route 128 (Westwood, MA)
• Providence, RI
• Kingston, RI
• Westerly, RI
• New London, CT
• Old Saybrook, CT
• New Haven, CT
• Bridgeport, CT
• Stamford, CT
• New Rochelle, NY
• New York Penn Station, NYC

Keep in mind that the schedules vary, so not all train routes will make all stops. The Northeast Regional stops in more locations and takes longer to arrive.

The Northeast Regional service is typically less expensive than the Acela service. Despite that, you’ll still have some nice perks. There are two different ticket classes on the Northeast Regional – business class and coach class. Business class guests will have an assigned seat.

The seats and legroom in coach are definitely more roomy than on a flight. You’ll be able to spread out a little more and will be more comfortable.

There are some seats that include a table with four seats around it. When the trains are busy, these are sometimes reserved for larger parties and families.

Seats have tray tables, complimentary WiFi, and power outlets. Note, however, that the WiFi can be spotty and streaming isn’t always possible.

Luggage storage is available in the overheads, and there is some room at the end of each train car for larger luggage. However, you won’t want to bring too much luggage on board.

There’s at least one bathroom in each car as well. These trains typically have a quiet car in coach.

There are also amenities on the train for you to enjoy. These include a cafe car, where you can purchase snacks, light meals, and beverages (including alcoholic beverages). There is seating located within the cafe car, or you’ll be able to bring your purchases back to your seat.

Amtrak Acela Express

The Amtrak Acela Express is North America’s only high-speed train service, although the higher speeds don’t happen on the Boston to New York City route. Because the train is faster, and the Acela Express makes fewer stops, it does offer a shorter travel time than the Northeast Regional.

The Acela travels from Boston to Washington DC. On the portion from Boston to NYC, the Acela stops at the following locations:

There are two classes of seats on the Acela Express. Business Class includes roomy seats, complimentary WiFi, footrests, large tray tables, and outlets at the seats. Some seats include a table and accommodate four people.

The Acela also offers first-class seating. When you have a first-class reservation, you’ll have some additional benefits. These benefits include complimentary food and beverage service, special lounges in several stations, and early boarding.

In my experience, the business class seating is nice and I haven’t found the need to purchase a first-class seat.

In 2024, Amtrak will be introducing new high-speed trains produced by Alstom. There are 28 trains on order, and these are expected to have a higher speed than the current Acela trains.

So, what’s best – Acela or Northeast Regional? The Acela Express is definitely a better experience and is a little bit quicker between the faster speeds and fewer stops.

However, it is more expensive. Depending upon your budget and schedule, it may be worth the cost savings to stick with the Northeast Regional train. We’ve been on both, and have enjoyed our experiences on both trains.

Boston and NYC Train Stations

Both the Acela Regional and the Northeast Regional stop at the three Boston-area stops and the one NYC stop.

Boston’s South Station

Trains from Boston to NYC originate at Boston’s South Station , which is located by the financial district right in the city. It’s a busy station (the busiest in Boston and the first of the Amtrak stops in Boston), with an adjacent (but not attached) bus station.

Amenities at the station include a waiting area, shops, restaurants (both kiosks and sit-down), complimentary WiFi, and luggage storage. Paid parking is available at the bus terminal, or there are also some nearby garages. There’s also a South Station subway system that is right there if you are taking the T into South Station.

Because the trains originate at South Station, you’ll have a little more time to board. Sit in the waiting area until the track is called, and then you can head to one of the cars and select your seat. If you are boarding at South Station, you’ll have your choice of seats (unless you have an assigned seat), even when the train is busy.

Back Bay Station

As the name would indicate, the Back Bay Station is located in the Back Bay neighborhood of Boston. It’s near Copley Plaza and Copley Square and is also home to a subway station.

WiFi isn’t offered at this station, but there is some seating. Food options are limited although there are vending machines. If you do have some time, there are loads of restaurants outside the station.

Paid parking is available. You may also be able to find parking at a nearby garage. Depending on where you are staying in Boston, you may even be able to walk, since the Back Bay area is so central.

The trains stop at this station but don’t originate there. So, you’ll want to be quick to make sure you get on the train during the short stop.

Route 128 Westwood Station

If you are coming from the southern or western Boston suburbs, the Route 128 station in Westwood Massachusetts is likely to be the most convenient. It’s located right off of 128 and right by Rt 95.

The Route 128 station has a nice-sized parking lot with plenty of reasonable parking. There’s a new Dunkin Donuts right in the station, and there’s plenty of comfortable seating.

Again, the trains just go through here, so you’ll want to go to the platform right when the announcement is made. Depending on how full the train is, you may have to walk through a few cars before finding several seats together if you don’t have assigned seating.

NYC Penn Station

Located right in NYC is NYC Penn Station. Unlike the NYC airports, Penn Station is right in the center of Manhattan (on the corner of 8th Avenue and West 31st Street), making it very convenient. See hotels near Penn Station NY .

Seating is fairly limited at Penn Station, but there are a lot of amenities including shops, restaurants, and take-out food locations. We typically buy food here to take on the train to eat.

Even if your train is stopping in NYC on the way to DC or Boston, it does stay at Penn Station for a few minutes to allow for boarding. You’ll need to wait in the main station and wait for the track announcement before heading down.

You are typically responsible for all of your luggage when flying. At the major stations, including Penn Station and South Station, there are Red Caps who can assist you. Note that the Red Caps works exclusively for tips, so be sure to have some dollars readily available.

Train Time Versus Flight Times

Are you wondering whether it’s better to take the train or fly? While the actual flying time can be much quicker than the train, that’s not the only factor. Sometimes, traveling by train actually be faster.

When you fly, you have to arrive early so that you can go through security. That’s not the case for the train. In addition, the airports are outside of the downtown area, so you’ll have to travel to and from them. The train stations are located right downtown.

You’ll also want to compare prices. Train fare can often be as expensive or even more expensive than flying. See more ways to get from Boston to NYC here .

Do you take the train from Boston to NYC? Once you are ready to book visit the Amtrak website .

Frequently Asked Questions

In most cases, yes. You’ll want to check this page on the Amtrak website for more details.

Yes, there are often discounts offered – to seniors, students, and vets. You can see all of the details on their deals page .

It’s best to purchase these tickets on the Amtrak website.

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‘Dexter’ Star Michael C. Hall Lists His Elegant NYC Apartment for Almost $4M

Michael C. Hall , best known for his role in the long-running crime series “Dexter,” has listed his beautiful co-op in Manhattan for $3,750,000.

That’s less than the star paid for the place in 2017, when he handed over $4.3 million.

The charming prewar dwelling is in a historic building on the West Side, very close to iconic Central Park.

With three bedrooms, three baths, and 2,200 square feet, this classic New York City apartment boasts restored details from the 1930s—with modern touches, too.

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Billed as “pristine” and in “triple mint condition,” this grand art deco masterpiece was designed by the famous architect Emery Roth and is the epitome of gracious New York City living. A huge entryway, a 27-foot living room, high ceilings, and a fireplace with a hand-carved mantel are just some of the charming details in this refurbished gem.

French doors lead to a library or den, and there’s a large formal dining room and a windowed eat-in kitchen. The cook space offers quartz counters, custom cabinetry, and luxe appliances by Miele and BlueStar. The primary bedroom is also quite big and features two closets (one is a walk-in) and a bathroom with Italian marble and a glass-box shower.

Recent renovations offer upgrades to much of this abode, including the double-glazed casement windows; new AC units built into the wall; restored-oak, herringbone floors; and a laundry closet. Like many fancy co-ops, this building has all the expected amenities, such as a full-time staff of door attendants, an on-site manager, plus access to a fitness club, playroom, bike room, and even a half basketball court for pick-up games.

Hall has appeared in other popular TV series such as “Six Feet Under” and “The Crown.” In addition to his acting career, he’s an accomplished singer, performing with band Princess Goes since 2018. In 2021, the Golden Globe winner reprised his role as Dexter Morgan for the miniseries “Dexter: New Blood.”

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NBA playoffs bracket, scores, schedule, results: Celtics eliminate Heat, advance to second round

Four first-round series are done, while four more will be decided in the coming days.

The 2024 NBA playoffs are in full swing, and the Boston Celtics  became the fourth team to punch their ticket to the second round on Wednesday night. The Celtics eliminated the Heat , blowing out Miami in Game 5 for a 4-1 series victory. The top-seeded Celtics are moving on and will face either the Cavaliers or Magic in the second round. The Timberwolves , Nuggets and Thunder are all moving on in the West. Minnesota and Oklahoma City swept the Suns and Pelicans , respectively, while Denver took out the Lakers in five games.

That leaves four first-round series remaining -- Knicks vs. 76ers , Bucks vs. Pacers , Cavaliers vs. Magic and Clippers vs. Mavericks -- and all are at least going to six games. The Mavericks blew out the Clippers (who were playing without Kawhi Leonard ) in Wednesday's Game 5, and they can close out the series at home on Friday.

The Knicks and Pacers both missed chances to finish off the 76ers and Bucks on Tuesday in Game 5, but they'll get another chance on Thursday night. The Cavs, meanwhile, can oust the Magic on Friday if they can get a road win in Orlando.

Here's a look at the upcoming schedule, as well as all the playoff scores. All games airing on ABC, ESPN and NBA TV are streaming on  fubo  (try for free).

Wednesday's playoff games

• Game 5: Celtics 118, Heat 84 -- Boston wins 4-1
• Game 5: Mavericks 123, Clippers 93 -- Mavs lead 3-2

Below is a look at the complete playoff bracket.

2024 NBA playoff bracket

Upcoming NBA playoffs schedule

Thursday, May 2 Game 6: Pacers vs. Bucks, 6:30 p.m., TNT Game 6: 76ers vs. Knicks, 9 p.m., TNT

Friday, May 3 Game 6: Magic vs. Cavaliers, 7 p.m., ESPN/ fubo Game 6: Mavericks vs. Clippers, 9:30 p.m., ESPN/ fubo

Saturday, May 4 Game 1: Nuggets vs. Timberwolves, TBD Game 7*: Bucks vs. Pacers, TBD Game 7*: Knicks vs. 76ers, 7 p.m., TNT

Sunday, May 5 Game 7*: Cavaliers vs. Magic, TBD Game 7*: Clippers vs. Mavericks, TBD

Monday, May 6 Game 2: Nuggets vs. Timberwolves, TBD

Tuesday, May 7 Game 1: Thunder vs. Clippers/Mavericks, TBD

Friday, May 10 Game 3: Timberwolves vs. Nuggets, TBD

Sunday, May 12 Game 4: Timberwolves vs. Nuggets, TBD

Tuesday, May 14 Game 5*: Nuggets vs. Timberwolves, TBD

Thursday, May 16 Game 6*: Timberwolves vs. Nuggets, TBD

Sunday, May 19 Game 7*: Nuggets vs. Timberwolves, TBD

NBA playoffs: First-round scores

Celtics vs. Heat Game 1: Celtics 114, Heat 94 Game 2: Heat 111, Celtics 101 Game 3: Celtics 104, Heat 84 Game 4: Celtics 102, Heat 88 Game 5: Celtics 118, Heat 84 (Boston wins series 4-1)

Knicks vs. 76ers Game 1: Knicks 111, 76ers 104 Game 2: Knicks 104, 76ers 101 Game 3: 76ers 125, Knicks 114 Game 4: Knicks 97, 76ers 92 Game 5: 76ers 112, Knicks 106 (OT)

Bucks vs. Pacers Game 1: Bucks 109, Pacers 94 Game 2: Pacers 125, Bucks 108 Game 3: Pacers 121, Bucks 118 (OT) Game 4: Pacers 126, Bucks 113 Game 5: Bucks 115, Pacers 92

Cavaliers vs. Magic Game 1: Cavaliers 97, Magic 83 Game 2: Cavaliers 96, Magic 86 Game 3: Magic 121, Cavaliers 83 Game 4: Magic 112, Cavaliers 89  Game 5: Cavaliers 104, Magic 103

Thunder vs. Pelicans Game 1: Thunder 94, Pelicans 92 Game 2: Thunder 124, Pelicans 92 Game 3: Thunder 106, Pelicans 85 Game 4: Thunder 97, Pelicans 89 (Oklahoma City wins series 4-0) 

Nuggets vs. Lakers Game 1: Nuggets 114, Lakers 103 Game 2: Nuggets 101, Lakers 99 Game 3: Nuggets 112, Lakers 105 Game 4: Lakers 119, Nuggets 108 Game 5: Nuggets 108, Lakers 106 (Denver wins series 4-1)

Timberwolves vs. Suns Game 1: Timberwolves 120, Suns 95 Game 2: Timberwolves 105, Suns 93 Game 3: Timberwolves 126, Suns 109 Game 4: Timberwolves 122, Suns 116 (Minnesota wins series 4-0)

Clippers vs. Mavericks Game 1: Clippers 109, Mavericks 97 Game 2: Mavericks 96, Clippers 93 Game 3: Mavericks 101, Clippers 90 Game 4: Clippers 116, Mavericks 111 Game 5: Mavericks 123, Clippers 93

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