Once you’ve explored the Back Bay, discover everything else that Boston has to offer. The Back Bay neighborhood is in the middle of everything, and gives you the opportunity to explore America’s walking city.

* The North End: Boston’s Little Italy including restaurants, cafes, boutiques, and more. How to get here: Take the Green Line Inbound to Haymarket.

* The Boston Common: How to get here: Take the Green Line inbound to Boylston or Park Street.

* Faneuil Hall: Restaurants, shopping, nightlife, street performers. How to get here: Take the Green Line Inbound to Government Center.

* Quincy Market: A popular destination for quick-eating, as well as specialty shops and vendors. How to get here: Take the Green Line Inbound to Government Center.

* Downtown Crossing: Popular downtown area for food, shopping, vendors, nightlife, and more. How to get here: Take the Green Line Inbound to Park Street.

* Theatre District: Home to Boston’s theatre and arts district. How to get here: Take the Green Line Inbound to Boylston.

* Beacon Hill: Known for specialty boutiques and home to the Massachusetts State House. How to get here: Take the Green Line Inbound to Park Street, switch to the Red Line and get off one stop later at MGH.

* Museum of Fine Arts: See nearly 450,000 works of art at the MFA. Located at 456 Huntington Avenue. How to get here: Take the ‘E’ train on the Green Line Outbound to Museum of Fine Arts

* New England Aquarium: Located in downtown Boston. How to get here: Take the Green Line inbound to Government Center, then take the Blue Line 2 stops to the Aquarium Station.

* Museum of Science: Features Imax, Planetarium, and more. Located at 1 Science Park in Boston. How to get here: Take the Green Line inbound to the Science Park stop. In order to get to the Science Park, you must take a Lechmere train.

* Back Bay Fens: The park that connects the Back Bay to the Fenway neighborhoods, as well as home to several colleges and universities. How to get here: Starts at the end of Boylston Street, along Park Drive, and finishes on Brookline Avenue.