Japanese Restaurant fast food and Sushi is fresh and hand rolled.

The Times is a great after work bar to meet your coworkers or friends. Its also a good place to throw a party. The place is large enough that you don't feel suffocated and you can actually get a table. Simple menu but good grub, many beers with a staff that's happy to serve them to you. Fun casual crowd. Lots of open space to mingle without standing on top of someone's chair. There is live music as the night rolls on. A classic Boston pub in the Financial District.

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Conveniently located next to the New England Aquarium, the Boston Marriott Long Wharf offers families more reasonable rates than the neighboring Boston Harbor Hotel. The Marriott Long Wharf does not offer family packages, but the amnenities included with your stay are appealing. Guests have use of the Health Club and Indoor Pool. Kids who'd like to take a sightseeing break can tune into the Disney channel and Nickelodeon. When thinking about possible accomodations, consider the hotel's proximity to Faneuil Hall and the Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the Boston Harbor Cruises, and Christopher Columbus Park. How 'bout that for location! If the location doesn't sway you, the service may. Bellhops have been known to delight children with impromptu magic tricks in the lobby. Public restroom: Go up the escalator, take a right go as far as you can without going into the restaurant, take another right and there you are.

This Dunkin Donuts is located right accross the street from the State House.

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Automatic public toilets are the answer to the helpless cries of tourists wandering around with no place to use the restroom. The pay-by-use restrooms are handicap accessible and self cleaning, making them virtually maintenance and cost free for the city. A quarter gives you usage rights for 10 minutes, so make it snappy.

Join the New England Aquarium and WTA aboard the Voyager III for a high-speed trip to Stellwagen Bank to view some of the largest and most spectacular creatures on earth! Our naturalists narrate as you leave Boston Harbor before describing the whales in their natural habitat. Whale sightings are guaranteed! The Voyager III is a 113' high-speed catamaran designed specifically for whale watching. With the most outside viewing space of any Boston whale watching vessel, multimedia displays, two snack bars, and restrooms, the New England Aquarium offers the best whale watch experience in Boston.

The Reef is an outdoor waterfront bar and restaurant located at New England Aquarium Plaza on Central Wharf.

The Massachusetts State House, also called the 'new' State House, was built in 1798 and operates as the state capitol and seat of government of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. It overlooks the Boston Common on Beacon Hill, and is recognizable by the gilt gold dome topped with a lantern and pine cone. Originally, the dome was made of wood shingles and leaked terribly, then replaced with copper in 1861. The front of the building features an elevated portico with classical Corinthian columns, set against the red brick of the facade. A wooden codfish hangs in the House of Representatives chambers, representing the importance of the fishing industry to the Commonwealth. The building was expanded in 1895 with a large annex, and in 1917 marble wings were added. This is one of the stops on the Freedom Trail, and guided tours are offered daily and are free of charge. Halloween Fun: A special Halloween walking tour of Beacon Hill's murders, executions, ghosts and politicians among the spooky decorations and celebrations of the residents. Tickets are $15. For more information check it out Here