- TripBuzz found 651 things to do with kids in or near Lexington, Massachusetts, including 635 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Boston, Salem, Lowell and Cambridge.
- From Lexington Green to National Heritage Museum, the Lexington area offers 119 different types of family activities, including: History Museums, Specialty Museums, Historic Homes and Recreation Centers.
- Having played a big role in American history, Lexington is a popular tourist destination for history buffs. Along with a statue marking the Battle of Lexington, the city also features several historical homes, museums and library for tourists to enjoy. Other attractions in and around the town include a symphony orchestra, art galleries, hiking trails and public golf courses.
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                24 Lincoln Street, Lexington, MA 2421
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            Promoting fitness in the community, Josiah Willard Hayden Recreation Center offers amenities like weight rooms, fitness equipment, and classes for the public. The center also has an aquatics facility with a lap pool.        
    
    
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                10 Lincoln Street, Lexington, MA 2421
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            Open during fall and winter, Hayden Recreation Centre Ice Facility offers visitors open skating sessions for figure skating and dancing. The ice rink is home to a figure skating club for over 400 local children.        
    
    
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            The first war hospital used by the British during the American Revolution was located in the Munroe Tavern in Lexington, Massachusetts. The imposing red brick edifice is now a museum managed by the Lexington Historical Society.        
    
    
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            Used as a parsonage in the early 1700's, the Hancock-Clarke House is an historic site important to the American Revolution. Both John Hancock and Samuel Adams were guests in this home when Paul Revere came through town with his declaration.        
    
    
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            Landlocked Forest is a 250 acre forest preserve featuring 13 miles of walking trails. The trails are suitable for walking, jogging, bicycling, snow shoeing, and cross-country skiing. The preserve may be of particular interest to hikers, bicyclists, and bird watchers.        
    
    
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            Old Belfry is a bell tower overlooking Lexington, situated on top of Belfry Hill. While the bell is not the original used to warn the local militia that the British are coming, it is a faithful reproduction.        
    
    
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            With flexible game schedules and fun activities, T's League offers events including dodgeball, basketball, and softball leagues. Guests love to come with friends and socialize over sports, food, and fun.        
    
    
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            A spacious outdoor recreational space in Arlington, McClennen Park offers a large playground with equipment suitable for both young and older children. There are also both soccer and baseball fields for the community to enjoy.        
    
    
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            A movie theater offering first-run feature films, AMC Burlington Cinema 10 has ten auditoriums with digital projection and stadium seating. The theater provides reclining chairs, theater rentals, reserved seating and a concession area with food and drinks.        
    
    
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            The 200-acre Mary Cumming Park, located just north of Boston, offers meadows, forests, wetlands and a network of trails for public enjoyment. Visitors can partake in day hikes, backpacking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, picnicking and geocaching.