Boston
The Shrine of Our Lady of Good Voyage was a neighborhood fixture long before the glittering waterfront towers in Boston’s Seaport appeared.
With the bright colors and elegant fabrics, each piece is designed to uplift the spirits of those who wear them.
Rob journeys back to his old stomping grounds, tastes some of the most authentic Italian food the city has to offer and tests his swing on the neighborhood’s popular pickle ball courts.
From cycling on a party boat to practicing yoga in the great outdoors, Rob discovers that Boston’s newest neighborhood is full of surprises.
Rob searches for secret rooms, blows off some steam and fire, and finds himself challenged to a duel when he ventures deep into Downtown Boston.
Rob proves that this iconic locale is more than just Ivy League. He makes pasta from scratch, crafts a custom knife and tries to make an escape from one of the toughest spots in all of Beantown.
Here are some Boston free summer workouts across the city so you can keep moving all season long!
These traditional Polish pastries are the real deal.
Rob feasts on fabulous cuisine, makes more than a few new friends and joins a trampoline gym class in one of Boston’s oldest neighborhoods.
Candlepin bowling (which some might call mini or duckpin bowling) has been around since the early 1900s, after ten pin bowling was invented.