Pet Friendly Things To Do in Quincy, Massachusetts

The long Adams presence in town is preserved as the Adams National Historic Site, a collection of three bu... More on The Rough Guide to: New England

The park has two main sites: the Birthplaces of 2nd U. S. President John Adams and 6th U. S. President John... More on Heritage

The City of Quincy has everything a city can offer with its rich history, quiet neighborhoods, scenic shorelines and thriving business community. First settled in 1625 in Wollaston, Quincy was established as a town in 1792 and incorporated ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Located on Quincy Shore Drive, Quincy's largest beach offers 2. 5 miles of clean sand, swimming, lifeguards, free parking, a bathhouse with public restrooms, restaurants ... More on uptake_content

The City of Quincy has everything a city can offer with its rich history, quiet neighborhoods, scenic shorelines and thriving business community. First settled in 1625 in Wollaston, Quincy was esta... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Inscription. Within this church are the tombs of two, Presidents of the United States, and their wives, Joh... More on HMDB

Now a Unitarian Church, United First Parish Church was Congregational when John and Abigail were buried h... More on igougo

'Wollaston Beach' is a public beach located along Quincy Shore Drive in the Wollaston, section of Quincy, Massachusetts. It is located on Quincy Bay, part of Boston Harbor. It is cared for by the Friends of Wollaston Beach (FWB), ... More on Wikipedia

The newly renovated Marina Bay Beach Club, New England's largest outdoor nightclub, is coming back hotter, sexier and better than ever in the 2008 season. For those of you who don't know what Marina Bay Beach Club is it is a 60,000 ... More on clubzone

Pat Flanagan's Pub - Dress up. Pat Flanagan's Pub isn’t necessarily "formal," per se, but it’s sexy and sle... More on clubzone

I had a great time, drank about 20 beers and 11 shots of jagermeister. More on CitySearch

South Beach inspired Marina Bay Beach Club is the place to go for palm trees sand volleyball courts bikinis... More on Yahoo! Travel

The bartenders were rude, too. More on CitySearch

See where John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Abigail Adams, and more lived. Many a famous person tred the halls of this home including Thomas Jefferson. Abigail brought rose bushes from England that still bloom today. You... More on GeckoGo

We stopped here to show the golf course to my dad and by chance had lunch at the restaurant. What luck! Gre... More on TripAdvisor

I had no idea what I was in for......a romantic view of the entire Boston skyline and killer cuisine at h... More on CitySearch