City of Chelsea
About
Chelsea calls itself the smallest city in Massachusetts, and it sits just minutes from Downtown Boston and Logan International Airport, across the Mystic River from downtown. The City of Chelsea promotes it as a friendly, centrally located base for exploring the region, with a Latin vibe. Visitors can reach Boston, the North Shore and points west by train, car or bus rapid transit, and the city has hotels for overnight stays.
Chelsea’s food scene draws on the kitchens of the Caribbean, Central America and South America, and the city highlights its rich immigrant history. Highlights for visitors include historic landmarks, a working waterfront and dramatic views from Admiral’s Hill. Theater fans can catch a stage production at the Apollinaire Theatre in Chelsea Square, where the city also hosts free community events.
What to Know
- Visitor information is also available in Spanish.
- The city is listed with both the Chelsea Chamber of Commerce and Meet Boston, the Greater Boston visitors bureau.
- Chelsea positions itself as a gateway to the Boston region, with easy connections to Salem and the Berkshires.
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