Just a short drive down I-93 from downtown Boston, Quincy is rich in history, with many landmarks commemorating key moments and figures from the American Revolution. Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams, both born in Quincy, are the namesakes of several parks, museums, and other public facilities around town.
Quincy’s close proximity to Boston allows residents to take advantage of the larger city’s many cultural resources, with Franklin Park Zoo and the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum particularly close by. Home of New England’s largest marina and 27 miles of coastline, boating and sailing are very popular in Quincy. Marina Bay is one of the most popular attractions in Quincy, offering beautiful views of the Boston skyline and world-class waterfront dining. To the west, Blue Hills Reservation serves hiking enthusiasts and nature lovers from all over the Massachusetts Bay area.