What to Do at Boston Logan International Airport (BOS)

Legal Sea Foods located in Terminal B & C is a Boston classic, which is known for clam chowder and fresh seafood. Many travelers stop here for a 'taste of New England' before the ships. The Terminal B location has very good options for quick service.

Stephanie's located in Terminal B is a cozy sit-down place with comfort food with a Boston spin - think lobster rolls, salads and warm entrees. A great escape for the terminal noise.

Boston Beer Works from Terminal C is a local favourite serving craft beers and hearty pub bites, perfect for a chilled out layover. Good for those travelers who want to experience a "Boston" experience and don't want to leave the airport.

Dunkin' has their outlet in all the terminals, Boston and Dunkin' are inseparable. Grabbing a quick coffee and a donut before a flight -- perfect for early-morning flights.

Delta Sky Club - When you enter Terminal A, the first thing you notice is the super spacious lounge that offers snacks, cocktails, workstations, and showers. Also, it offers amazing Great harbor views.

American Airlines Admirals Club - Terminal B is more elegant, classy and has an eerie silence in its air with its ultimate cozy and comfortable set up with business services, quiet rooms and light dining.

United Club - If your brain is geared up for more work, you might want to check Terminal B, near Gate 24 which provides work areas, Wi-Fi and premium drinks.

Air France Lounge - If a quick escape to France interests you, join the similar minded passengers in Terminal E, open to SkyTeam passengers; Known for its French inspired dining and peaceful atmosphere.

The Lounge BOS - Terminal C Lounge has a Priority Pass lounge with complimentary meals, Wi-Fi and resting zones.This is a chance to mindfully rest up and warm yourself up for a long flight or perhaps a short one.

New England Collections - Terminal C is a regional store of souvenirs, apparel, and Boston memorabilia. Good for last minute keepsakes.

Books Inc. - Terminal A & C is a good bookstore with some travel books, magazines, and titles to grab quickly on the flight.

Duty Free Americas - Terminal E has perfumes, cosmetics, spirits, chocolates and travel-exclusive bundles for international travelers. Often have seasonal promotions.

Exhibit on the Move - traveling displays of art in several terminals featuring local artists and Boston culture.

Kids' Play Areas ("Kidport") in Terminals A and B featuring soft play structures based upon the model of Boston landmarks.

Hilton Boston Logan Airport Walkway - great for a short walk indoors and easy access to hotel amenities.

Beauty & Massage Options in Terminal C & E for those travelers who want to unwind.

• Location:Duty Free Americas Terminal E (International Departures) Additional kiosks in Arrivals. It has extended hours according to international flight schedules, to Europe and the Middle East.
• Items Available:Expect a broad range of fragrances, makeup, skincare, high-end liquor, chocolates and accessories. Electronics selection is minimized but consists of travel-friendly gadgets and headphones.
• Retail Brand Highlights:You'll see brands such as Swarovski, Estee Lauder, Ray-Ban, Gucci and Toblerone as well as rotating offers on whisky and luxury perfumes.
• Special Feature:Travelers flying internationally can order things online and collect them before they get on the plane, which is easier during peak hours.
• Traveler Tip: Prices are competitive for alcohol and fragrance categories, however, compare electronics or high-end accessories in Boston retail stores prior to purchase

Boston Logan has incredibly well-linked transportation network:

• Taxi & Ride-hailing:Uber, Lyft, & official Boston cabs have assigned pick up areas in each terminal. You will see that there is high demand during the evening hours and if you book early in advance, you can avoid last minute worry.
• MBTA "Blue Line" Metro: Links the airport to downtown Boston via Airport Station (accessible by a free shuttle). It's the fastest option for times when the traffic is high.
• Buses:The Silver Line (SL1) for those without money, take the bus and you will be able to reach the South Station and the Financial District.
• Car Rentals:All rental brands, including Hertz, Avis, Enterprise operate from the Rental Car Center that you can access via the free shuttle.
• Traveler Tip:Traffic from Logan to downtown may be slow at rush hours -- public transit may be faster than taxis.

• SIM & Connectivity:Free Wi-Fi is available all over the airport. For SIM cards; shopping downtown Boston (T-Mobile/AT&T) is cheaper than Airport kiosks.
• Currency Exchange:Travelex counters are located in Terminals B, C, and E but ATMs are often a better deal.
• Baggage Services:Baggage wrapping and limited storage service is available near Terminal E arrivals.
• Pharmacy:Hudson News locations stock basic medications, toiletries and travel necessities.

• 3-Hour Layover (Within the Airport): Stay airside and have a meal at the Legal Sea Foods. Walk the art exhibits along Terminals A and C and then relax in a lounge - The Lounge BOS in Terminal C is quick access. End with a seat at Terminal E with a view of the harbor.
• 5-6 Hour Layover (Quick City Loop): Take the free shuttle - Airport MBTA Station - Blue Line to Aquarium Station (approx. 20 minutes). Stroll along Boston Harborwalk and stop in for a coffee at a waterfront cafe and leave with a buffer of 2 hours before your next flight.
• 8+ Hour Layover (Half Day Boston Tour): Hop On the Silver Line to South Station Explore Quincy Market, Faneuil Hall and the Freedom Trail. Visit Boston Common or take a meal at the North End (famous for Italian cuisine). Return to BOS with a minimum of 2 - 2.5 hours to clear security.