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Tell us: What’s the best thing to do in the Seaport and Wharf District?

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A runner enjoyed the HarborWalk on a warm sunny day in the Seaport District on March 14, 2024. Lane Turner/Globe Staff

By Jessika Landon

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Seaport and the Wharf District are two of the most popular neighborhoods in Boston. The Seaport continues to be the up-and-coming neighborhood in the city, and the Wharf District is home to historical and cultural highlights like Faneuil Hall and the New England Aquarium.

Do you live in either of these neighborhoods and have a favorite spot you wish more people knew about? Boston.com wants your recommendations for upcoming articles on the perfect day in each neighborhood.

Tell us your favorite activities, restaurants, shops, community-building events, entertainment, or anything else you’d recommend. Do you live in one of these neighborhoods, or are you a frequent visitor? Share with us in the form below or e-mail us at [email protected].

What does your perfect day look like in the Wharf District or Seaport?

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Jessika Landon

Audience Engagement Co-op

Jessika Landon is the audience engagement co-op at Boston.com and a senior at Emerson College. She is a native of Bangor, Maine.

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