Revere Beach Reservation
Stroll America’s first public beach—3 miles of classic boardwalk, sweeping Atlantic views, and lovingly restored 1896 park architecture.
Phone: (781) 485-2803
Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival
Each July, master sculptors from around the globe transform 300 tons of beach sand into jaw-dropping art; food trucks, live music, and fireworks keep the beach buzzing day and night.
Phone: (781) 902-9742
Kelly’s Roast Beef (Original Stand)
Since 1951, Kelly’s has piled thin-sliced beef on butter-toasted rolls steps from the surf—grab a lobster roll, then watch the gulls glide by the pavilion windows.
Phone: (781) 284-9129
Rumney Marsh Reservation
Kayak or bird-watch across 600 acres of salt-marsh channels alive with herons, egrets, and autumn foliage—sunsets here ignite the skyline.
Phone: (617) 727-5350
Belle Isle Marsh Reservation & Observation Tower
Greater Boston’s last large tidal marsh offers a 32-foot tower for skyline panoramas and spring migrations of glossy ibis and snowy egret.
Phone: (617) 727-5350
Revere History Museum
Housed in the 1900 Immaculate Conception Rectory, the museum weaves Revere’s colonial, immigrant, and beach-resort stories through artifacts and rotating exhibits.
Phone: (781) 286-2226
Rumney Marsh Burying Ground (1693)
Wander slate-carved winged-skull stones and the grave of Deane Winthrop in this one-acre National Register cemetery—an open-air textbook of colonial iconography.
Phone: (781) 286-2226
Wonderland Station Mosaic Gallery
The Blue Line’s terminus greets riders with Nicky Enright’s 15,000-tile glass mosaics—gleaming sea life and carnival scenes honoring Wonderland’s bygone amusement park.
Phone: (617) 222-3200
Wonderland Marketplace & Waterfront Square
Steps from the station, this mixed-use plaza pairs beach-view condos with quick-serve dining—perfect for refueling between boardwalk strolls.
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The Track at Suffolk Downs
Jog, bike, or simply soak up racing lore on the revived one-mile oval where Seabiscuit thundered—now Boston’s coolest 27-acre infield park.
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The Stage at Suffolk Downs
An 8,500-seat, open-air venue hosting summer tours—from indie rock to Latin pop—set against the grandstand skyline.
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Northgate Shopping Center
Route 60’s retro strip mall (1962) packs Market Basket, Burlington, and a 24-hour CVS—handy for beach snacks or forgotten chargers.
Phone: (617) 332-3800
Showcase Cinema de Lux Revere
Recliners, Dolby audio, and full bar service elevate blockbuster nights—look for Tuesday deals and summer drive-in throwbacks.
Phone: (781) 286-1660
Cronin Memorial Skating Rink
DCR’s twin-sheet ice arena hosts public skates, youth hockey, and Friday night DJ sessions—rentals and hot cocoa on site.
Phone: (781) 284-9491
Harry Della Russo Stadium
Friday-night lights meet ocean breezes at this 2,000-seat turf complex—summer soccer leagues and outdoor movie nights keep the stands lively.
Phone: (781) 286-8190
Gibson Park & Playground
Bring a picnic to this riverside greenway sporting ballfields, a boat ramp, and spectacular Chelsea Creek sunsets.
Phone: (781) 286-8190
Hill Park
A neighborhood gem honoring Sgt. James G. Hill—climb the overlook for a quiet panorama of Rumney Marsh and the Boston skyline.
Phone: (781) 286-8190
William G. Reinstein Bandstand & DCR Bathhouse
Catch summer concerts under the art-deco bandstand, then tour the 1920s bathhouse’s terrazzo murals celebrating the golden age of Revere Beach.
Phone: (781) 485-2803
Markey Memorial Footbridge
This curved pedestrian span frames Instagram-worthy sunrise shots and links the MBTA plaza directly to the shoreline promenade.
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Point of Pines Beach
Locals slip to the quiet north-end sands for kite surfing and lighthouse views toward Nahant—parking is resident-only, so arrive by bike or bus.
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Short Beach
Bordering Winthrop, this tiny crescent is prized by families for tide-pooling and shore-bird spotting away from the boulevard crowds.
Phone: (617) 727-5350
Revere Beach Farmer’s Market
Friday afternoons (June-Oct.) the American-Legion lawn fills with live music, craft vendors, and farm-fresh corn picked that morning.
Phone: (781) 286-8190
Revere Beach Partnership Visitor Center
Pick up walking-tour maps, browse vintage boardwalk photos, and chat with volunteers about upcoming beach festivals.
Phone: (781) 902-9742
St. Anthony of Padua Church
Completed in 1949, this Italian-Romanesque landmark glows with Venetian-mosaic Stations of the Cross and soaring barrel vaults.
Phone: (781) 289-1234
Immaculate Conception Church
This 1930 granite church anchors Beach Street with Boston architect Charles Donagh Maginnis’s soaring Gothic nave and hand-painted ceiling.
Phone: (781) 284-9607
First Congregational Church of Revere (1890)
Victorian-shingle steeple, Tiffany-style windows, and a Wednesday-night food pantry serving 400 families embody this community hub’s civic heart.
Phone: (781) 284-4158
Revere City Hall (1912)
Neo-Classical columns and copper dome crown the seat of civic life—join a Monday-night council meeting to see local democracy in action.
Phone: (781) 286-8100
Revere Public Library
Inside the 1880 granite stacks, find local-history archives, free makerspace computers, and rotating art shows beneath stained-glass skylights.
Phone: (781) 286-8380
Rumney Marsh Kayak Launch (Ballard Street)
Slip into peaceful creeks via the city-maintained floating dock—rentals and lessons pop up on summer weekends.
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Belle Isle Boardwalk Trail
A 0.7-mile wooden walkway floats above spartina grass, offering bird-hide blinds and interpretive panels on estuarine ecology.
Phone: (617) 727-5350
Bianchi’s Pizza
Paper-plate legend—since 1952, locals grab crispy, cheese-blanketed slices to-go and devour them on the seawall steps from the oven.
Phone: (781) 284-9472
Dryft Seafood & Raw Bar
Beachfront chic—sip oyster-happy-hour rosé while the chef plates uni-carbonara and saffron-poached lobster tails.
Phone: (857) 345-2717
Fine Line Craft Pizza & Beer Bar
Neapolitan pies, 28 rotating taps, and a surf-club vibe make this sibling to Dryft the go-to for post-beach IPAs.
Phone: (781) 629-1839
Mission Beach House
Inside the SpringHill Suites hotel, chef-driven small plates meet panoramic decks—don’t miss $1 oyster Mondays.
Phone: (781) 629-7242
Volare Restaurant & Bar
Old-world Sicilian hospitality—think Nonna’s red-sauce classics, live jazz nights, and a marble-topped martini bar open till 1 a.m.
Phone: (781) 629-4762
Rincón Limeño Peruvian Cuisine
Ceviche mixto, lomo saltado, and pisco sours bloom with lime-bright flavors in this Broadway favorite’s vibrant dining room.
Phone: (781) 284-2670
Sabella’s Ravioli & Italian Foods
Family-run since 1989—stock up on spinach-ravioli, Sunday-gravy meatballs, and take-home lasagna for your seaside rental.
Phone: (781) 286-0820
Brewin Café
Turkish-Mediterranean breakfast hub—house-baked simit, Anatolian menemen, and specialty roasts draw digital nomads to the sunny brick interior.
Phone: (781) 286-2600
Rice Passions Thai & Sushi
Pad Thai, panang curry, and creative maki rolls shine at this cozy spot—lunch combos are a steal for hungry beachgoers.
Phone: (781) 629-4342
D’Parma Italian Restaurant (Broadway)
House-made fettuccine alfredo, veal saltimbocca, and wood-fired pizzas headline this warm trattoria with sidewalk-string-light seating.
Phone: (781) 286-2828
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