Boston's New England location means you'll enjoy pretty temperate summers. Average highs hover in the 70s, though temperatures will occasionally creep into the 80s. But this is also one of the most expensive times to visit, as many tourists partake in baseball games, outdoor concerts and festivals. In the fall, average daytime temperatures will range between the low 60s and low 70s. You'll find fewer tourists, but hotel rates will remain relatively high until November. If you're a foodie, consider visiting during this time since several culinary events fill the calendar. Once wintertime rolls around, expect plenty of snow and average temperatures to sit between the 20s and 50s. If you travel this time of year, pack warm clothes. Springtime is beautiful in Boston, and yet the temperatures are just bearable – averages sit in the 30- to 60-degree range. But wearing layers – and the knowledge that you scored a decent deal on your hotel – will go a long way to making you feel warm and toasty.