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From touring historic Boston on a Boston Duck Tour to lounging by the pond in ...
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From touring historic Boston on a Boston Duck Tour to lounging by the pond in Public Garden, you'll find no shortage of ways to fill up your days in Boston.
While baseball nuts know Fenway Park as Boston's most historic institution, the city boats a rich wealth of older historical landmarks, many of them vital to the formation of the nation itself. No trip to Boston is complete without a walk along the 2.5 mile Freedom Trail, beginning at the visitor's center in Boston Common. Along this brick pathway you'll visit 16 of Boston's most important sites, from the Old North Church, to Paul Revere's House, to Bunker Hill itself.
Art lovers flock to Boston's Museum of Fine Arts, one of the largest museums in the country housing over 450,000 works. Those looking for a more intimate experience should visit the smaller Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, housing Ms. Gardner's impressive private collection. Those less interested in art (and/or those with children) will definitely enjoy an afternoon at the renowned New England Aquarium, where highlights include the 200,000 gallon Giant Ocean Tank and the heartwarming Penguin Exhibit.
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Quote: If you’re going to experience one MLB game in your life, there is probably no better choice than to watch the Red Sox play at home in historic Fenway Park.Fenway, which celebrated its centennial in 2012, is the
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Quote: At 3.2 miles long and with an average elevation gain of 183 feet I wasn’t entirely sure if the kids would be able to manage Boston’s Freedom Trail in a single day. In the end they did pull it off and even though
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Quote: Right next to Boston Common, the United States oldest park, is Boston Public Gardens. This is a gorgeous spot where you will find all kinds of places to sit and spend your time. You can view the beautiful
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Quote: We decided to take the Duck Tour so that we could see as much of the city as possible. We went to the Museum of Science to get the tickets and arrived at 9:45 am and were able to get tickets for the 10:30 tour.
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Quote: On Newbury Street you will find anything from independent botiques to trendy dining establishments. It is great for shopping even for tourists. Nice stores with Boston prices. If you are looking for a quick
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Quote: Boston Common is more than just a park. This 50 acre site, centrally located in Boston, was once the community grazing ground for cattle, a place for public hangings, and the campsite of British troops at the
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Quote: I have a 8 year old cousin who could be called a bit... odd. She likes building motors, radios, and other electronic gizmos in her spare time. Ok, so she does put together children's engineering kits, but, still,
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Quote: As a graduate student in Boston, I am able to go to the MFA for free at any time. I try to take advantage of this perk at least three or four times a year. I love art museums, and I find they are best enjoyed
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Quote: If your name is Isabella this is one of the times you will be really glad, all Isabellas get free entrance to this museum. Now being an Isabelle I tried to convince them that my Mom had just forgotten the “a” but
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Quote: The New England Aquarium is located right on the harbor next to the Marriott Long Wharf hotel. More precisely it's located at the Boston Waterfront. Here are also docks for tour boats or whale-watching tours.
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