Boston
One of America's most historic cities is also among the most progressive
A leading intellectual and cultural hub, Boston has long been associated with a certain patrician snootiness, yet, thanks to the constant influx of young blood to its numerous universities, it is a centre for fresh ideas and cutting-edge arts. Although its charming old neighbourhoods are impeccably preserved, this is a modern and increasingly style-conscious city, proudly displaying the results of decades of intensive urban regeneration.
Top Highlights in Boston
Arnold Arboretum was established in 1872. In a beautiful, 265-acre park setting, this...
The Boston Common is to Boston what Central Park is to NYC. As the city’s oldest park, the...
Boston Gliders Segway Adventures will take you around Chicago on a fun adventure without...
Fenway Park is the oldest Major League Baseball stadium in the U.S., having been in service...
The red brick sidewalks of the Freedom Trail winds 2 and one half miles to link some 16...
John F Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum is a looming concrete-and-glass monolith...
Perhaps Boston's finest restaurant, for the discerning guest, no request seems too...
Mistral was born out of the vision of celebrated Chef/Owner Jamie Mammano. Located in the...
The Boston Museum of Science is one of the most engaging attractions in the city, if not the...
The New England Holocaust Memorial is a beautiful monument designed to help people remember...
For its tenth birthday in 2006, Jody Adams gave Harvard Square's Rialto premier...
Samuel Adams Brewery is the result of six generations of brewing experience in the Koch...
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