Discover the Best Places to Explore All of Bostons Fall Events

As autumn settles in, Boston transforms into a kaleidoscope of colors and activities. This historic city is alive with intellectual discussions, resilient spirits, vibrant art, diverse communities, collegiate events, bustling streets and patriotic celebrations that span over several neighborhoods. If youre seeking the best places to get lost in this seasons festivities across the city while experiencing its unique culture and traditions, check out these mustvisit destinations.

1. Harvard Square Oktoberfest Join locals for a beersoaked weekend (October 5th & 6th) at one of New Englands largest festivals celebrating German culture located on Brattle St., Cambridge (02138). Continue your exploration on Cambridge Common where General George Washington gathered troops during Revolutionary times.

2. Head of The Charles Regatta Cheer on thousands of rowers from around the world at this twoday race held throughout many locations along both banks of Charles River including Brighton/Allston/Boston/Cambridge (and beyond), MA(02134) (October 19th & 20th).

3. King Richards Faire Enjoy swordfighting knights jousting under fall foliage as part of Americas longestrunning Renaissance festival celebrating medieval life near CarverFamily Fun Festival Grounds in Carver ,MA(02330).

4. Salem Witch Museum Unearth spooky history through exhibits about witchcraft trials featuring dramatic narratives using lifesized figures depicting scenes from Salem Village where suspicions ran rampant presented by professional guides all monthlong within walking distance to various other Haunted Happenings in downtown Salem like psychic readings and haunted tours . It is situated on Washington Square N., Salem(01970).

5.Boston Book Festival Attend talks by bestselling authors or watch literarythemed events at Copley Square Mall area ,Boston(midtolate October)

6.Cranberry Harvest Celebration Satisfy your sweet tooth with the festivals cranberrythemed treats and witness familyowned farms harvest thousands of pounds of these tart berries at A.D. Makepeace Company in Wareham, MA (02571) (October 12th & 13th).

7. Boston Freedom Trail Follow the red brick trail throughout downtown to learn about historic sites like Paul Reveres House and Faneuil Hall Marketplace.Other stops include two meetinghouses Old South Meeting House(02108)and King Chapel(02109), churches Park St Church andContemporary Theatre District offering performances on stages dating back to colonial time.

To make sure you dont miss out on any events around town, follow @visitbostoncity or check visitboston.com for updates ahead of time. This fall season is one to be experienced fully in this captivating city Happy Exploring!