Today, we will embark on a Boston film and television exploration tour across the screen. The first stop is the Boston Public Garden. Sitting on the lakeside bench in Good Will Hunting and the gently swaying reflection of the swan boats on the lakeside, it seems to reproduce the soul conversation between Robin Williams and Matt Damon on the bench. The commemorative plaque quietly tells the eternal tribute of fans to this “life lesson.” Then stroll to the garden lawn and trace the filming location of Ted and his owner in Ted: imitate the funny interaction of the plush bear on the grass, take a photo with the swan boat by the lake, or find the same shooting angle in the film on the bridge, and immerse yourself in the joyful scenes in the movie. The final stop of the itinerary is the Cheers Beacon Hill bar on Beacon Hill—as the location of the American TV series Cheers, the iconic staircase entrance and golden sign are the must-check-in lens origin. When you enter the bar, you can order a classic drink from the show or buy a “Where Everybody Knows Your Name” commemorative cup in an atmosphere full of stills and character introductions to personally experience the cultural heritage of the American household series. In half a day, from movie lines to series scenes, every step is on the pulse of Boston's film and television culture, leaving fans with a city footprint full of screen memories.

Itinerary:
Good Will Hunting / Ted Location: Boston Public Garden (1 hour) – Cheers Location: Beacon Hill (30 mins)

Total duration of the entire trip: 2 hours