Note: If you’d prefer to spend your morning indoors, consider visiting one of Boston’s many museums. The Museum of Fine Arts is one of the best art museums in the world, while the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is an immersive experience perfect for history buffs.

Note: If you haven’t yet gotten your fill of shopping, a stroll down Newbury Street is a great way to spend an evening in Boston. Newbury Street, located in Boston’s Back Bay neighborhood, is well-known for its shops and restaurants. The street is lined with historic townhomes that various retailers have come to occupy, and you’ll find everything from pop-up kiosks to high-end designer stores. Newbury Street is also a great place to find dinner and drinks after a full day of shopping. You can often find festivals and live music along the street, so make sure to check their website in advance to see a schedule of upcoming events.

Note: Brattle Book Shop is a must-visit spot on any trip to Boston, and the perfect way to kick off day 3 of your adventures. The bookstore is one of the largest and oldest in America and contains a number of used books as well as a whole floor of rare publications. Brattle Book Shop is full of character and a great way to experience a slice of Boston culture.

Note: Spend your last afternoon in Boston exploring the city by air. Boston Helicopters is one of the most popular companies offering helicopter tours in the Boston area. They have a number of packages to choose from depending on specific sights you want to see, and you’ll be truly amazed by the opportunity to see a city from above. Taking a helicopter tour of Boston is a unique experience you’ll never forget, and a pretty epic way to close out your trip.