Known for its Revolutionary landmarks, Boston is a popular destination for visitors who want to see where the founding fathers plotted to break from British rule – and the sites of the resulting skirmishes. The Freedom Trail (marked with inlaid bricks in the pavement; maps are available at tourist information centres) is a good starting point. Striking architecture extends from colonial edifices and landmark 19th-century churches to the lavish mansions of Commonwealth Avenue.
Tours for photographers
With Photowalks of Boston, you’ll get a chance to take some truly impressive vacation photos....
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A monument to remember those lost in the Holocaust
The New England Holocaust Memorial is a beautiful monument designed to help people remember the Holocaust....
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An ancient fort with history
A historic fort on George Island, Fort Warren dates back to the mid 1800’s....
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The easiest way to tour
Boston Gliders Segway Adventures will take you around Chicago on a fun adventure without the confining irritations of a bus....
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Largest convention center in New England
The Boston Convention & Exhibition Center is owned by the MCCA, an organization created to help promote Boston as one of the most important convention locations in the US....
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Tours with a twist
Old Town Trolley Tours offers several fascinating tours, including the Ghosts and Gravestones tour that will show you the most haunted places in the city....
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