Take a quick break from the open sea and plan a lavish getaway by cruising into the luxurious side of Boston and your crew with its 5-star hotels, laboratory cocktail bars with unvarnished brick, antique crystal chandeliers and large format drinks in crystal chalices, fine dining restaurants and shopping boutiques that gives Paris and New York a run for its money. If you need some warmer clothes in the cold Boston weather, you can take a look at the local luxury tailors, like Mr Sid, who carry the highest-end suit and menswear brand without the vibe of a department store. If you’re looking for fine dining, rich food or something to satisfy your sweet tooth, head to North End, Boston’s version of Little Italy for upscale restaurants and to dine on delicious Italian dishes. Boston’s Public Garden, America’s oldest botanical garden located in Beacon Hill, is truly a must-see if you want to explore nature. You can even take a swan boat across the pond. There’s plenty of shopping to do in Boston with many people with large pockets flocking to Newbury Street, Back Bay, which is Boston’s version of New York’s 5th Avenue. The street is jam-packed with trendy cafes, upscale boutiques and quirky shops.