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Boston is a vibrant and diverse city that has long been synonymous with culture and education. The city has something to offer every visitor: revolutionary history, trendy shops, world-class performing and visual arts, and much loved sports teams. Plan to spend the weekend in Boston, or use the city as a starting point for visits to other New England destinations.
If you plan to spend the weekend, there are many fascinating activities within 2 hours (less than 100 miles):
Dining
Great restaurants can be found in neighbohoods all over Boston. Want to check out some local eateries with other conference attendees? Sign up for restaurant hops for dinner on Wednesday and Thursday evening at the hospitality table. Information about the restaurant hops, as well as additional suggestions for dining can be found here.
Entertainment
Boston abounds with activities for tourists of all interests. Click here for some suggestions from the Local Arrangements Committee.
About Our Host
The greater Boston area boasts more than 100 colleges and universities, many of them – including our host institution – world-renowned. Boston University, chartered in 1869, is one of the leading private research and teaching institutions in the world today, with two primary campuses in the heart of Boston and programs around the world. Boston University International Programs has 65 programs in 30 countries and is best known for its internship programs. Last year, over 2,100 students from over 200 colleges and universities chose to study abroad with Boston University International Programs.
Getting Here and Getting Around
There are multiple ways to reach Boston, depending upon your distance and budget. Detailed information is provided on our Transportation page.
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