Woburn Attractions. Woburn Tourism and kids attractions

Speedboat Codzilla: An aquatic thrill ride
Passengers scream, pop music blares and salt water sprays the deck as the monster speedboat Codzilla spins around outside Boston Harbor.

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New England Aquarium: Watery fun for everyone!
Want to enjoy the scene as penguins play and sea lions saunter? Then you “otter” take time to visit the New England Aquarium in Boston, the Massachusetts capital’s perpetually popular family attractions.

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Boston Children’s Museum: "Do Not Touch" signs prohibited here!
The world’s second oldest children’s museum and now in its 97th year, the Boston Children’s Museum is recognized globally as a research hub and trendsetter for children's exhibitions and educational programs. Boston Children’s Museum focuses its efforts on visitor programs, teacher resources and early childhood education.

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Grape Island: Boston Harbor Islands' hidden gem
Who needs an island getaway vacation when the Boston Harbor’s Grape Island is a mere ferry ride away?

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Christian Science Mother Church: A calm preserve in Boston
The Christian Science complex in Boston is a bit of calm beauty surrounded by an urban landscape.

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Old State House: Hobnob with the ghosts of Boston's patriotic past
Walk in the footsteps of Samuel Adams, John Hancock and the other major players who fueled the American Revolution at the Old State House, an icon of national history nestled in the center of Boston's Financial District.

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Boston: The walking city
Cars are an essential in most of the U.S. Downtown Boston is different. Many streets were laid out in colonial days based on livestock paths. But this can be great for visitors on foot.

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Dewey Square Parks: Market and music in Boston’s Financial District
The once depressed stretch between Oliver and Summer streets along Atlantic Avenue in Boston’s Financial District is blossoming into the place to go for those looking for a green-space respite from the concrete and asphalt that once dominated the landscape near South Station.

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Boston’s Freedom Trail: Revolutionary America in a 2.5-mile trek
Boston has gained its reputation as a walking city because all its historic places can be visited and viewed through a 90-minute walk. It’s all because of one journalist’s vision that visitors to the Revolutionary War city can now experience the Freedom Trail.

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MFA to open new Art of Americas wing
Boston's Museum of Fine Arts will open a new, half-million-dollar Art of the Americas wing this fall. It will show more than 5,000 works from North, Central, and South America produced over three millennia.

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