Best places: Tourist attractions in Quincy, United States

👍👍 Lovely hidden gem right on the water. There are beautiful views of the Boston skyline and the area is great for watching sunsets.

👍👍 President John Adams donated the money for the granite used to build this beautiful church. He and Abigail, along with their son President John Quincy Adams and his wife Louisa are at eternal rest in the Adams family crypt below the church. The Presidential pew is marked where President John Quinc...

👍👍 Park on 16th st lot. When the path splits very early on trail take the left path. That leads to the bluff, outcrops and boulders! Make sure once you take trail up bluff to go up to to left again to get on top of bluff for amazing views! OTHERWISE Path to the right of fork is definitely overgrown but...

👍👍 This tour is a must for anyone who loves history. We were blown away at the knowledge our tour guide had. Lots of historic links to Lincoln in this house, lots of true pieces not just from the era, but from Wood himself. Very very worth the price of admission, would def do this tour again.

The town's visitor information center, in a historic North African–style villa built in 1900.

👍👍 Nice park next to the Quincy airport. My sister had her wedding here and the park added a great atmosphere to the ceremony.

War museum with over 5,000 artifacts from U.S. conflicts from the Revolutionary War to the present.

👍👍 Great place to see local art work and they have classes too! Went for a field trip and the kids had fun

👍 Lots of space to hike and great views. Really cool graffiti on the rock walls.

😐 It's alright.. Unfortunately alot of trash on the ground and graffiti all over the bridge. People are low class.

👍👍 Great little museum. Has a suggested donation of $5. Really good breath of history for the area and the 2nd floor is filled with stain glass windows rescued from local churches

Scenic park featuring preserved Native American burial mounds & a pool with a water slide.

👍 Great place for neighborhood family's. fairly standard play ground but has tennis courts , basketball court and baseball diamond. In a relatively safe neighborhood. Good healthy fun! One issue is Tennis courts do need some surface repair there are some pretty huge cracks that I have tripped...

👍 Quincy Valley Historical Society & Museum Picture The town of Quincy circa 1911. Managing Quincy's Heritage Site, the QVHSM is a registered 501(c)3 charity. Founded in 2002, the Society has undertaken phenomenal challenges in just 12 years, restoring the 1904 Reiman-Simmons House, now listed on the...

Park spanning 9 acres with a baseball field, soccer field, basketball court & skateboard park.

👍👍 Very informative lady works here, she is amazing!

The center of Quincy still contains many finely preserved historic buildings from the late 1800s.