Most Instagrammable Places in Boston and Beyond

Many of us have a problem. We don't know how to live life without "doing it for the gram." Yes, it's a problem, BUT it also allows us to get some really kickass pictures if you know where to go.

Boston, with it's 23 neighborhoods, has some of the most iconic views and landmarks. I'm sure you have at least some of them in your phone right now.

If you're going to take pictures for Instagram, there are some tips to help you take IG-worthy photos. Here are some great tips from Back Light Blog.

Tip 1. Look for cool street art and murals

Tip 2. Use industrial, historic, or whimsical buildings in your photos

Tip 3. Instagram loves patterns and colors

Tip 1. Use natural light, not a flash

Tip 2. Portrait mode is your friend

Tip 3. Don’t use digital zoom

Tip 1. Develop a cohesive theme for your Instagram account

Tip 2. Choose a favorite photo editing app and stick with it

Tip 3. Don’t overdo it with filters or photo editing

Check out the Back Light Blog website for more in-depth details on the above.

Here are some of the Most Instagrammable Places in Boston and Beyond.

Acorn Street is rumored to be the most photographed street in Boston for its cobblestone walkway lined with adorable historic brick homes complete with window boxes.

The Lookout Rooftop Bar of the Envoy Hotel is amazing.

Although it's no longer there, I had to include the Roxbury Love mural. It was such a beautiful tribute to Nelson Mandela's trip to Boston in 1990. The mural was done by artists Richard "Deme5" Gomez (above) and Thomas "Kwest" Burns. If you would like to get a print copy of the mural (I got mine!) you can get it HERE.

This one I took in Medford, but they have several locations and the signs are always classic!

You can take your picture in front of the Made in Dorchester sign at the South Bay Center in Dorchester.

Fun Fact: I had my first kiss with my college boyfriend here. I went to Northeastern.

If you know, you know.