Boston Celtics NBA championship wins

The colors red and green dominate the Boston sports scene; red for the Red Sox and green for the Celtics. The Celtics have won the NBA championships a record 16 times. The team won eight titles in a row from 1959-1966. The team's last championship win was in 1986.

Boston Red Sox: Tours and souvenirs

Don't have tickets to the game? There are other ways to enjoy the Red Sox. Tours of Fenway Park are available seven days a week. The tours are offered hourly from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. or three hours before game time.

After the tour, stop by The Souvenir Store, directly across from Fenway Park to stock up on Red Sox apparel and trinkets. The store is open year round, seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with extended hours on game days.

TD Banknorth Garden - the Bruins' home base

The Bruins' home base is the TD Banknorth Garden, located in downtown Boston. The original Boston Garden was actually next-door to today's Garden and hosted music greats such as the Beatles, the Boston Celtics, and the Boston Bruins. The former Boston Garden closed in 1995. The day after its closing, the FleetCenter opened, serving as the new home of the Boston Bruins.

Gillette Stadium - Home of the New England Patriots

Gillette Stadium, located in Foxborough, Mass., is home to the New England Patriots. During the Pats's off season, the New England Revolution soccer team plays in the 68,756-seat stadium.
If you want to avoid game day traffic, try taking the train from Boston or Providence. Tickets are $10 round trip.

New England Patriots' Super Bowl wins

The New England Patriots, led by quarterback Tom Brady, brought home Super Bowl Championships in 2001, 2002, and 2004. They are only the second team in history to win three Super Bowl titles in four years.

Boston Bruins history

The Boston Bruins first took to the ice in 1924. Since, five teams have earned their way to the Stanley Cup. The team has retired 10 numbers, including those of Bobby Orr, Phil Esposito and Cam Neely.

Head of the Charles Regatta

You don't have to be an oarsman, or even a Harvard guy, to get a thrill out of the Head of the Charles Regatta. Held every year at the end of October, this competition is a grand and colorful spectacle that you will thoroughly enjoy even if you don't know the first thing about crews or shells. The largest two-day regatta in the world, the Head of the Charles draws more than 8,000 athletes from all over the world, many of them at the very top of the rankings. While sometimes, perhaps unfairly, characterized as an elitist sport, rowing is growing in popularity and this regatta accommodates all with races for men and women of all ages and skill levels. There are events for 8-man and 4-man crews as well as doubles and singles. The regatta attracts about a quarter of a million spectators and if the weather is just right – crisp, clear and sunny – it is a breathtakingly beautiful sight. Find yourself a soft spot somewhere along the banks of the Charles and enjoy.

Boston Red Sox and the Curse of the Bambino

Boston's torrid love affair with the Red Sox has made the team and its fans a legend. The “Curse of the Bambino” was to blame for a series of unfortunate mishaps by the Red Sox over 86 years, such as their disappointing loss to the New York Mets in the 1986 World Series. It seemed the planets aligned in 2004, as the Red Sox won the World Series, ending the fabled 86-year curse.

Celtics tickets price range

A Celtics game at the TD Banknorth Garden can be enjoyed at all price ranges. 2006 ticket prices typically ranged from $10 for a seat in the upper balcony to $750 for floor seats, which will put you close enough to the game to see Paul Pierce's sweat.