Vacation rentals in Quincy

Check out this incredible culture hub in Norfolk County, along the coast just south of Boston! Home to presidents such as John Adams and John Quincy Adams, there is a plethora of fascinating heritage buildings and cultural attractions to dazzle travelers! Quincy is famous for a number of firsts, like the commercial railroad and birthplace of John Hancock, the first to sign the Declaration of Independence. You can find many of the rentals just outside the radius of the city centers of Wollaston and Quincy.

Enjoy a quiet escape to the charming neighborhoods just south of Boston. These rentals are perfect for couples, small groups and solo travelers looking for peace, comfort and style. Filled with elegant decor in a modern, quasi-minimalist setting, guests will lack for nothing. Some of the amenities include a cozy living room with a TV, fully equipped kitchen and suburban views. Plan your itinerary with a plate of your favorite homemade breakfast, or catch a sunset on the balcony. These rentals make a visit to Boston more comfortable and affordable.

Visitors will discover countless exciting attractions! Survey the area with a cruise on the Harbor Express leaving from Quincy Point. You’ll be delighted by the incredible views and awesome photo-ops. The Water Club is the go-to place for New York style nightlife in Quincy. Be the life of the party while eating and drinking with friends where it’s all happening. Kids can enjoy art classes thanks to the Quincy Art Association programs. Don’t miss out on restaurants near the harbor like The Lobster Stop, serving award-winning chowders. Or Fat Cat, serving American cuisine with a more intimate vibe.

Quincy is an area that will blow your mind with its cultural relevance and refreshing American history! Visit the Hancock Cemetery, known as the “Mecca of American History”, to learn about the lives and pay your respects to important political figures throughout the ages. The United First Parish Church, established in 1639, was the official parish of Quincy. It has historical and religious significance as a Unitarian Universalist congregation. The Faneuil Hall Marketplace, established in 1742, was built in the Georgian style and housed vendors such as fisherman, farmers, and craftsmen selling their wares. The cobblestone promenade was for street performers to entertain consumers at the market.

Travelers looking for a good culture trip will truly enjoy this area for its signature American heritage which can be seen in the number of historic homes, iconic streets, and historical parks. Adams National Historical Park pays homage to 5 generations of the Adams family. Visitors will gain further insights into the nation’s history in this heritage park where the houses of presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams are preserved. Stop by the Thomas Crane Public Library housed in an architecturally exquisite historical building. Catch a magic-comedy show at the historic Hampshire House. The show is awesome, and the elegant architecture won’t disappoint!

Quincy features year-round outdoor activities. Blue Hills Ski Area on the Blue Hills Reservation is a great skiing venue in the winter. Since it’s the highest point in Quincy it has been earmarked for recreation since 1929. The Blue Hills Skyline trail is close to the city offering hikers a perfect respite and a convenient training ground for backpacking since the hills are steep. Once the epicenter of the granite industry in America, Quincy Quarries Reservation is now a treasured escape for rock climbers and graffiti artists. Meet local climbers, make friends, and perhaps a beer after conquering the symbolic granite slab.

Josiah Quincy the first, a revolutionary war hero, built his mansion in 1770 after the colonial style with its signature hipped monitor roof. It overlooked the Quincy Bay and was useful as a means to spy on the British Fleet during the Revolutionary War. It was designated as a National Historic Landmark for its architectural and political importance.

Little Sister Charters will take you right out to the Boston Harbor where you can have an unforgettable fishing adventure. Or see the sites on a Private Boston Harbor Boat Tour and take amazing photos of the islands. There’s nothing like getting to know the area by boat!

Jump on a Hop-on-Hop-off Trolley tour to get the most from your Boston day trip. You get 15 stops to visit the hotspots like the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum, the USS ‘Constitution’ and more. It’s self-paced and the onboard commentator is knowledgeable about the sites.

This museum houses some of the nation's most important historical ships. Visitors will see amazing exhibits and learn all about the history of Navy SEALs and military marine vessels. There’s also an overnight program for visitors who would like to deepen their experience.

Marina Bay is a great escape from the hustling city crowds. It has a romantic vibe in the evening with the lights along the harbor and there are good restaurants and nightclubs along the boardwalk like Victory Point. Water Club is especially nice for dancing.