Back Bay Station
Nestled in the heart of Boston, Massachusetts, Back Bay Station beckons with its fusion of history and innovation. Serving as a vital transportation hub, it's not just a stop for commuters but a destination for travelers and architecture enthusiasts alike.
Location
Back Bay Station stands proudly at 145 Dartmouth Street in the Back Bay neighborhood. It offers convenient access to the city's renowned landmarks, upscale shopping districts, and cultural hotspots.
History
Opened in 1987, Back Bay Station was designed by the architectural firm Cesar Pelli & Associates, symbolizing a modern renaissance in Boston's urban development. Despite its relatively recent construction, the station has a timeless appeal, echoing the grandeur of Boston's historical architectural aesthetics. It stands on the site of much older rail services, tying the present to Boston's rich past in transportation.
What to See at Back Bay Station
The station itself is a sight to behold. Its spacious interior, marked by high ceilings and flooded with natural light through its extensive glasswork, offers a welcoming atmosphere. Notable is the station's facade, which blends seamlessly with the Back Bay's architectural heritage. Inside, passengers are greeted with modern amenities set against historical elegance.
Nearby Attractions
Back Bay Station's advantageous location makes it a perfect starting point for exploring Boston's treasure trove of attractions: just a short distance away, the Boston Public Library beckons with its splendid architecture and vast collections. The Prudential Center, an iconic skyscraper, offers shopping, dining, and breathtaking city views from its Skywalk Observatory. The historic Trinity Church and the picturesque Copley Square are within easy walking distance for those interested in history and architecture.
Plan your Boston Excursion with Boston Sightseeing
Enhance your Boston experience with a sightseeing tour aboard a double-decker bus. Near the Back Bay Station, there is one hop-on, hop-off stop, providing an ideal starting point for your adventure. Gain unique perspectives on the city's historical sites and modern marvels while immersing yourself in Boston's rich culture.
Our Tour Packages
Single Ride Pass
$39.00
Explore Boston in 80 Minutes
- Boston City Tour Single Ride
- Double-Decker Bus Tour
- Blue Route Tour
- Stop 1- Stop 8
- Hop-on Hop-off
- 80 Minutes Tour
- 1 Day Validity
- Shuttle Bus Service
- Cambridge Tour
- Night Tour
Hop-On Hop-Off All Day
$49.00
Boston City Sightseeing Tour
- Hop-On Hop-Off Boston Tour
- Double Decker Bus Tour
- Blue Route Tour
- Stop 1- Stop 8
- Unlimited Hop-on Hop-off
- 80 Minutes Tour
- 1 Day Validity
- Shuttle Bus Service
- Hop-on Hop-off Cambridge Tour
- Night Tour
Hop-On Hop-Off 2 Days
$85.00
City Tour Highlights With 2 Days Pass
- Hop-on Hop-off Boston Tour
- Double-Decker Bus Tour
- Blue Route Tour
- Stop 1 - Stop 8
- Unlimited Hop-on Hop-off
- 80 Minutes Tour
- 2 Days Validity
- Shuttle Bus Service
- Hop-on Hop-off Cambridge Tour
- Night Tour
Boston Sightseeing Private Tour
$750.00
Maximum 20 People Per Group
- Tips (optional)
- Snacks
- Hop-on Hop-off tour
- Validity only for the Booked slot
- Blue Route Tour
- Free tour map
- Private sightseeing tour
- 90 minutes tour
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