Revere Beach, where Boston meets the Atlantic.
Five miles from downtown Boston on the Blue Line, and covered here since 1997: this week’s events, local news, beach status and tides, parking, and where to eat along the boulevard.
Make a day of it.
From signature festivals and sand sculpting to neighborhood gatherings, art, food and year-round community events, there is always another reason to come back.
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The beach then. The beach now.
Revere Beach has always reflected the energy of the people around it. The amusements have changed and the skyline has evolved, but the ritual remains: take the train, meet by the water and make a memory.
Explore archival photographs, lost landmarks, amusement history, personal recollections and the people who helped shape America’s first public beach.
Step into the archiveExperience Revere Beach.
Find the places locals know, the landmarks visitors remember and the businesses that keep the beach community moving.
City close. Ocean side.
Minutes from Boston. A world of its own.
Ride the Blue Line from downtown, arrive steps from the sand and explore a coastal neighborhood with its own rhythm, history and point of view.
Get directions and explore the mapEditorial spotlight
Revere Chamber of Commerce and RevereBeach.com Launch Partnership to Help Local Businesses Get Found
The Revere Chamber of Commerce and RevereBeach.com have launched a partnership that gives local businesses new visibility, promotional opportunities and a stronger digital front door to residents and visitors.
Read the storyPreserving a digital landmark
A legacy restored for the next generation.
Bob Upton created RevereBeach.com to preserve the beach’s history and give the community a lasting place to share its stories.
The Deady Group is restoring that vision as a modern resource for visitors, residents and local businesses while protecting the history and community mission at its core.

