Plus appréciés Attractions à Boston

With comfortable seating and stylish purple walls, Somerville Theater is an amazing place to catch the latest blockbusters to hit the big screen. Additionally, the Somerville Theater also hosts concerts and live music events featuring popular regional and international touring acts. A cafe and old-fashioned popcorn stand complete the nostalgic experience. It's no surprise that students and young professionals consider Davis Square such a hip locale.

This large pond was carved out by glaciers during the last Ice Age. Unusually deep and cold, Jamaica Pond is linked via underground channels to other bodies of water along the Jamaicaway. The park features one path for walkers and runners and another path for cyclists. During the summer months, you can rent a rowboat or sailboat, or you can fish for trout, bass, salmon and perch. Besides these activities, city folks also flock to Jamaican Pond for theater performances, concerts and children programs.

Established in 1953, Brattle Theater plays host to an array of alternative film screenings, in addition to book readings and acoustic concerts. Their eclectic schedule features everything from Japanese animation and American classics, to indie and foreign series. Occasionally they organize film festivals and entertainment events like film noir, French cinema and Oscar winning movies. This is one of the few theaters in town showcasing double features.

Established in 1982 by Ellen Holbrook a former student of Chicago's famous comedy enterprise: Second City, ImprovBoston is a non-profit theater and training center committed to the collaborative process of the art of comedy and improvisation. They strive to provide affordable high-quality entertainment and education to the people of Cambridge. Performances include brilliant storytelling and audience participation that make shows even more entertaining. These shows are held at their central location while their touring company conducts workshops for aspiring performers and soft skills training for professionals.

Robert W. Murray established Cafe Escadrille Inc. in 1973, as a restaurant serving tantalizing American fare. He extended this place 30 years later to include charming facilities to organize events. Guests who would love to dine in an upscale environment and gorge on contemporary cuisine can select the Gourmet Room. The Cafe offers a more casual environment to feast on an American fare of seafood, chicken and steaks cooked with a contemporary flair. This venue offers various rooms that can be hired to accommodate events of various sizes.

Sketch comedy in the style of Saturday Night Live and Second City is performed here by this namesake improvisational group. A favorite among local comedy junkies, performances at this North End venue have an interactive environment where the talented cast brings on something new and fresh each time they hit the stage and audience participation is not only requested, but required.