Explore Boston's Best with Newbury Guest House Blog
Meet Dave Garabedian, Newbury Guest House owner, native Bostonian, and your expert on the best of Boston’s Back Bay. “From history to architecture to shopping and dining, our city has so much to surprise and delight our guests – and so much of it is right outside our front door. We love helping them discover it, watching them fall in love with it, and seeing them return year after year to explore even more.
Watch this space for the latest from Dave and the NGH staff on what’s old (it’s Boston, after all), what’s new, what to do, and what not to miss.
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What is on Boylston Street in Boston?
Boylston Street in Boston is a landmark boulevard running through Back Bay and Copley Square, home to the Boston Marathon finish line, the Boston Public Library, and the Prudential Center, blending iconic sights, upscale shopping, and great dining just steps from Newbury Guest House. Landmarks & culture Start at Copley Square, where the Boston Marathon finish line stripes Boylston near the Library. The Boston Public Library (McKim Building) anchors the square at 700 Boylston St, about a six-minute walk from Newbury Guest House, offering exhibitions, reading rooms, and a stunning courtyard. Head west to the Prudential Center at 800 Boylston St, a shopping/dining hub and home to View Boston, the 360° observation experience with sweeping city views. A block farther is the Hynes Convention Center at 900 Boylston St, a frequent host of festivals and major events. From spring through fall, don’t miss the Boston Open Market, local makers and artists set up each Saturday along the Boylst
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The Road to Glory: How FIFA Club World Cup Brackets Work
The Road to Glory: How FIFA Club World Cup Brackets Work Every fan loves the moment when a match becomes win-or-go-home. That drama is built into the FIFA Club World Cup brackets, the tournament roadmap that decides who survives, who advances, and who lifts the trophy. For the 2026 edition, the format will be the most ambitious in history, more teams, more matches, and more unforgettable nights.
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2026 FIFA Club World Cup, Get Ready, Boston!
The excitement is building, the 2026 FIFA Club World Cup is headed to Boston, and the city is already buzzing with anticipation. In summer 2026, fans from around the world will flock to New England to watch soccer history unfold on American soil. Seven thrilling matches will take place at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, officially designated as Boston Stadium for the tournament. These include five group stage games, one Round of 32 match, and a dramatic quarterfinal showdown on July 9, 2026. For soccer lovers, this isn’t just another event, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The 2026 FIFA Club World Cup marks a massive milestone in global sports, bringing together the best teams and fans from every continent. If you’ve ever dreamed of being part of an international soccer celebration, this is your moment.
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Where Can I Get the Best Lobster Roll in Boston?
If you’re visiting Boston and you don’t try a lobster roll, did you even really visit? Around here, it’s more than just a sandwich—it’s a local obsession. At Newbury Guest House, we hear this question almost daily: “Where can I get the best lobster roll?” Let’s dive in. Bib optional.
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s—Well, Not Really, But Close
Let’s be honest: very few of us are Audrey Hepburn. And most of us aren’t waking up, tossing on pearls, and having croissants outside a jewelry store. But we can pretend—especially in a city like Boston, where breakfast is not just a meal—it’s an experience. We’re talking neighborhood cafés with soft music and espresso machines that hiss like they have opinions, charming spots with old brick walls and omelets you’ll still be thinking about three days later. Some are a little fancy, others are wildly affordable, but all are worth waking up for.
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Does Boston Have a Fashion Scene? You Better Believe It.
When people think “fashion capitals,” Boston isn’t always top of the list. But maybe it should be. Because this city? It’s got style. It’s got substance. And once a year, it puts both on full display. Enter: The 31st Annual Boston Fashion Week. October 5–11, 2025
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Biking in Boston: Yes, You Can—and You Should
Boston is a city built for walking—but let’s not forget about the other great way to get around: biking. It’s fast, it’s fun, and let’s be honest—there’s something deeply satisfying about gliding past traffic with the wind in your face and a latte in your backpack. Whether you’re a daily commuter at home or someone who only touches a bike on vacation when it’s part of a scenic photo op, Boston is an excellent place to explore by bike. And the good news? You don’t have to pack your own wheels to do it.
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Business Meets Boutique: Elevate Your Group Trip at Newbury Guest House
When doing business in Boston you aim for everything to be, in your favor. Envision a stay where comfort and productivity intersect effortlessly, where history and modern amenities blend seamlessly. Where you can truly make yourself at home. That's precisely what awaits you when selecting Newbury Guest House for your small group business trip.
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Fishing in Boston: An Angler’s Ultimate Guide
Boston boasts a tapestry of history and culture alongside an array of outdoor escapades waiting to be explored by visitors and locals alike. Among the city’s kept secrets lies the abundant fishing havens that promise a thrilling angling experience, for enthusiasts and novices alike. Whether you are a fisherman or simply intrigued by the idea of testing your skills with a fishing rod, in hand. Boston offers an abundance of locations where you can cast your line and bask in the beauty of nature. If you're getting ready, for your fishing trip and looking for a place to stay in Boston’s fishing spots with amenities and a cozy ambiance " Newbury Guest House" is the ideal choice, for you.