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lobsters were great..and walking was one of the best parts of my vacation there..the mysterious atmosphere and the architecture was certainly a sight to see, especially at night.
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96% of people who have been to Boston think it's worth visiting. The most popular destinations in Boston are Freedom Trail, Fenway Park, and Boston Common. Boston is featured on the lists Johnny Cash's "I've Been Everywhere", 2006 Quality of Living Survey Most Livable Cities, and Capital Cities of the USA. Places in Boston have been tagged restaurant, boston, and food.Lists about this place
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Write an entry Entries about this placePAXEast by FuriousAngelWe came for a convention and the city treated us well! about 1 year agoBeware! by scarletlarkDriving here is a nightmare! I’m used to crazy traffic and awful drivers… I’m from Los Angeles, after all. But it’s the ROADS in Boston that are terrible! Most of it’s one-way, there are spontaneous turning lanes (I went in circles!), and it’s not exactly a nice, sensible grid system. Parking is super-expensive in most places, too. But… once you’re walking, it’s actually pretty nice. Lots of history, culture, and pretty things to look at. over 2 years agoUntitled by Sweetheart91I’m going to be visiting Boston in February, the first time I ever visit the USA, and I’m really excited, from what I’ve read and seen in photos, this seems like a beautiful city with a rich culture and history :-) over 2 years agoMaybe... by thisisjackyBoston is worth visiting, depending on what you want from your visit. It has great things to do… strolling through the North End, walking the Freedom Trail, visiting the science museum, going to a Red Sox game, are all fun and interesting. Also, the city is very pretty, with cobblestone streets and lots of greenery. However, I don’t love it as a city in itself. Most of the bars/restaurants lack any real personality and the city is mildly overrun with local college students. over 2 years agoSee all 521 entries |
Ask a question Travel questionslmp784 asks,“Coming to Boston in late April, wondering what the must sees for ppl who like good food (cheap is best!)local cultural experiences, and anything else locals would think we have to see whilst in Boston? How many days would you recommend? Cheers all! ” about 1 year agoRaymond Marr asks,“Plan to be out there in March of This Year, as the starting point of a Atlantic Coast Bike Tour, How is Bicycling in the area?” over 2 years agolovelite asks,“Im going to boston to see U2 next weekend. I want some good fresh seafood! Where do we go??” over 2 years agowwwendycom asks,“The weekend of Sept 5 - 7 is when I'll be visiting Boston with my mom! I am interested in the arts and music! Any suggestions please?” over 2 years agoadam8 asks,“I'll have a full day on Sunday, October 12th before a week-long conference. Any suggestions on 'must-sees' since I'm on a fairly stringent schedule?” over 3 years agoSee all 23 questions |
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Beginning in Boston, pass by Long Island Head Light and Deer Island Light, and then near Boston Light, the oldest lighthouse station in America. Heading north, the tour will cruise by several sites including Graves Light, Hospital Point Light, Marblehe... $68.19 
For the ultimate in elegance, you can't go past this three-hour dinner cruise on Boston's famous harbor. Enjoy fine dining, award-winning wines, and entertainment perfectly suited to the evening. Sit and relax as you listen to the music or take a strol... $86.33 
Situated on the Cape's northern-most tip, Provincetown is known for its art galleries, shopping, restaurants, landmarks, picturesque beaches and more. And, on this high speed catamaran, all this is just a 90 minute ride away! $48.99 
Explore another world in another time. Journey south to historic Plimoth Plantation where you will become part of the Pilgrim's 17th century world. In this living museum, accompany Pilgrims as they go about their daily tasks - talk with them, ask about... $59.99 
Gilded mansions, million-dollar yachts and beautiful beaches await you. Visit the famous Marble House, summer home of Mrs. Vanderbilt, with 500,000 cubic feet of white marble. $67.99 See All Activities » |
Boston (pronounced /ˈbɒstən/ (help·info)) is the capital and largest city of the U.S. state of Massachusetts, and is one of the oldest cities in the United States. The largest city in New England, Boston is considered the economic and cultural center of t
