It’s been 13 years since the AAS Annual Conference was held in Boston, Massachusetts, and we’re excited to be back. The city is known for its quintessential blend of colonial history and cutting-edge innovation, making Boston an ideal destination. Our upcoming spring conference provides a great opportunity to take some time to experience what Boston has to offer. To help with planning your visit, explore the resources we’ve compiled.
Visitor Information
- Official Visitor’s Guide
- Visitor’s Information Centers
- Boston Videos & Website in Chinese
- Boston Videos in Japanese
Getting Around
Although Boston is one of the largest cities in the country, its accessibility is unparalleled. While it’s known as “America’s Walking City” making it easy to see the sights on foot, Boston also has an excellent public transportation system to help you get around.
- Accessibility
- Maps (Transit/Bus)
- Parking near Hynes Convention Center
- Shared Bikes
- Logan International Airport
Area Attractions
Boston is an active, vibrant city with something for everyone. Here are some popular attractions to consider seeing during your visit. You can also find more listings at the Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau web site. Save on attractions with the Boston CityPASS. Also check out the Boston USA Passport to Savings on museums, attraction admissions, restaurants, shopping and more.
- Family favorites:
- For history buffs:
- Art lovers:
Dining
Boston offers a vast array of dining options from classic steakhouses and seafood restaurants to cross-cultural fare or brewhouses. Check out the city’s unique culinary characteristics.
- Neighborhood Dining Guides
(Select Back Bay Restaurants for options conveniently located near the AAS Conference) - Craft Beer & Breweries
- For Foodies
Weather
As the conference takes place at the beginning of spring, expect milder temperatures in Boston. The weather can still be a bit unpredictable at this time, so remember to wear layers, bring a coat and an umbrella.
