Boston will soon re-emerge from under its thick snow blanket just in time to present springtime travelers with clam chowder, baseball games, outdoor concerts and historical reenactments. Whether you set sail for whale sightings in the harbor, cheer marathon runners through the city or eat a picnic on the hushed lawns of Harvard, you can end your winter hibernation by experiencing some or all of Boston\u2019s most treasured spring hallmarks. In no particular order, we present Beantown\u2019s top 10 spring destinations for adventurous travelers of all ages.<\/p>\n
First, Boston wouldn\u2019t be Boston without its \u201cchowda,\u201d and in the spring you can find it just about everywhere. Anthem Kitchen + Bar, conveniently located in Faneuil Hall Marketplace, has won or placed second at Chowderfest for four years in a row, so it might be the most obvious place to start. If you\u2019re looking for a memorable New England date without the kids, however, B&G Oysters has more verve. Also conveniently located, they serve guests at 550 Tremont Street. However, if you just want a quick, affordable meal to fuel a busy day, the Boston Chowda Co. has locations throughout the city and its local reputation stands just as strong.<\/p>\n\n\t\t