The real-life bar looks nothing like what you see on TV, and with the expensive food and the hordes of tourists that flock here, you're better off heading elsewhere for a drink.
Newbury Street houses some of Boston's best luxury stores, but you'll want to avoid this shopping boulevard for its high prices and scant maneuvering space.
To get to the beautiful Bunker Hill Monument, you must climb the nearly 300 steps to the top. Reviewers noted the climb is tough, and the view is disappointing.
Plymouth Rock marks the spot where Pilgrims disembarked from The Mayflower in 1620. Over 1 million tourists visit Plymouth Rock each year, but it can be skipped.
One Google reviewer called it "the most underwhelming landmark of all time." Instead of driving an hour to see it, visit the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum.