There are other things to do if you are not into sports. Massachusetts has a beautiful countryside; one of Massachusetts’s most famous sites is Martha’s Vineyard. Many people go there on vacation but if you have one day to spend then you can get a day tour and visit the area. It is a beautiful place and if you are close enough to get there then please visit, it truly is an experience you will love.

Another great city is Hyannis, this town may seem familiar to you because the Kennedy Family often vacations there. But there are other things to see besides the Kennedy Compound. There is the John F Kennedy Museum, the Cape Cod Potato Chip Factory and John F Kennedy Memorial. These are all things you can see in one day.

Massachusetts has many museums and shopping areas. There are beautiful beaches and Whale Watching Trips. Worcester is an underrated section of Massachusetts; actor Mark Wahlberg is from this area. Then there is the EcoTarium; this is a nature spot that has wetlands, woodlands and natural ecology plus the Higgins Armory Museum and the Worcester Art Museum.

Boston itself is a great day trip in itself. Boston has a lot of history and it would be a great educational experience if you have children. Boston also offers many different tours such as the Freedom Trail, Boston Duck Tour, and USS Constitution if you are a history buff. You can visit Boston’s oldest neighborhood, North End. There are many great restaurants and Boston has a great historical past.

Massachusetts has so much more to offer, and even if you are there for a day trip then it is worth it. Choose the area you are going to visit and then look around this site for the best attractions and plan your day accordingly. If you plan it right then you can get in a whole days worth of site seeing and have the time of your life.

1. Begin with a drink and dinner at one of Boston’s restaurants such as Radius or Jacob Wirth. Because so many people live and work right in the city, Boston restaurants are a big part of the Boston nightlife scene and tend to be full every night of the week. With a lot of fabulous chef-owned restaurants and bistros, casual eateries, and even splurge restaurants to sample, Boston foodies often start their evening with a great meal. You can find terrific restaurants in all prices ranges and with all types of cuisines in every part of the city. Best of all, most have awesome bar areas, so you can stop by for before-dinner drinks or late-night snacks. Most restaurants fill up around 7pm – so either make reservations, or go a little earlier in order to beat the crowds.

2. Spend part of your evening at one of the many Boston comedy club such as the Boston Comedy Connection at the Wilbur Theatre. You’ll have your choice of stand-up, improv, ensembles, open mic, and other formats. You can also find national headliners as well as local talent. Catching a show or two at a comedy club is a popular Boston nightlife option. Although some comedy clubs are strictly 21+, others offer at least some family-friendly shows, especially during early evening hours.

3. Or, spend the evening at the movies. In addition to a few theaters that show first-run movies such as the Loew’s Boston Common, you’ll find lots of other theaters and other venues for watching foreign language, indie, classic, experimental, and other film genres. If you’re a movie buff, going to the cinema may become your favorite Boston nightlife activity.

4. Or, catch a show at a Boston theater such as the Charles Playhouse or the Schubert Theatre. You can see everything from Broadway musicals to Shakespeare to cutting edge theater in Boston’s many theater venues. Most of the theaters are located in Boston’s downtown Theatre District. Boston is fortunate to have a wealth of theater choices on every night of the week. A favorite evening agenda in Boston includes going for drinks and dinner, catching a show, and then continuing on for perhaps more drinks and dancing.

5. Stop by one of the many Boston bars. If you’re interested in exploring Boston nightlife, you’ll probably end up in one (or more) of our popular bars, where a lot of Boston locals have fun at night in the city. You’ll find everything from great sports bars such as Games On! where you can enjoy a drink and food surrounded by big screens to historic taverns such as the Green Dragon Inn where the Sons of Liberty hatched their plans for a revolution to cozy Irish pubs such as The Times featuring Guinness and Irish music, and much, much more. Be sure to check out the terrific Boston bars near Fenway Park, as well as near Banknorth Garden.

6. End your evening at one of Boston’s dance clubs – Where do you go toward the end of the evening? That’s easy – a dance club such as An Tua Nua. Boston has a wide range of choices from casual to dress, all featuring DJs and every kind of music that you can imagine. Most of these popular Boston nightlife spots get going around 11pm – and then close at 2am after last call.