Condé Nast TravelerJul 21, 2026How We Spent Our Family Vacation in Boston: One Wheelchair, Three Kids, and Four DaysFrom history and gardens to accommodating restaurants, one family found the Massachusetts capital excitingly accessible.10 things in this storyThe Four Points by Sheraton NorwoodHotelSpacious rooms, accommodating staff, beautiful facilities.ElsewhereOld Town TrolleyPlaceBoston, United StatesAccessible trolleys provide transportation and orientation.Boston Tea Party ShipsSightBoston, United StatesChildren can hurl crates of tea overboard into the harbor.Fairfield Inn Boston DedhamHotelDedham, United StatesAccessible room too small to close bathroom door.playgroundSightBoston, United StatesPoured rubber surface, ramp to upper level.Freedom TrailTrailBoston, United StatesAreas of less accessibility are clearly communicated online.Public GardenParkBoston, United StatesAccessible paths wind through grounds to water's edge.swan boatsSightBoston, United StatesFamily members floated on them.Children's MuseumMuseumBoston, United StatesSummer Hours: The Museum is open 7 days a week through Labor Day!Ristorante SaracenoRestaurantBoston, United StatesGenuinely hospitable and thoroughly welcomed the family.Read the full piece at Condé Nast Traveler →
