The city was founded in 1630, it is known for its history and charm. Walk the cobblestone streets and learn the history of Boston. Get to know the city famous for the Boston Tea Party.
Of course, it does have much more to offer its visitors. You can enjoy some of their more sophisticated restaurants and entertainment scene.
Do a little shopping, visit the museums or enjoy their beautiful parks and enjoy some of the most spectacular water views.
But beside its history, they also host the most famous St Patrick’s Day parade. During the month of March, they celebrate their Irish heritage in a grand way. You can enjoy concerts, storytelling or watch the Celtics play. The Bostonians are very proud of their city’s history, charm and culture.
While in Boston you will feel as though you are traveling in time, back and forth, between past and present. It’s amazing and no matter what age you are, you will find something that will attract you about this city. This is the city where it all began, in 1775, when Paul Revere rode his horse letting all know the British were on their way.
Here is a suggestion; best time to visit this city is during spring and summer, that way you can enjoy the flowers blooming and the emerald green grass.
PAUL REVERE
We have all learned in history about Paul Revere and his famous midnight ride. While in Boston, visit his home, which is still standing. It was built in 1680 and it’s a national historic landmark.
FREEDOM TRAIL
To be able to see history and enjoy it to its fullest, you should walk the Freedom Trail. This trail will lead you to 16 historical sites and it takes about 2 to 3 hours and it’s about 2.5 miles. When visiting the historical sites, you will want to look around a bit more; it’s amazing that these sites are still around.
MARKETPLACE
One of the most popular spots visited in Boston is Faneuil Hall Marketplace. It is made up of three restored buildings full of shops, restaurants and food stalls. On the promenade enjoy free entertainment, such as jugglers, magicians and musicians. Over 18 million people go to this location through the year.
HERITAGE TRAIL
Boston’s Irish history, celebrate with the Bostonian their heritage. While there, take a self guided tour and visit 20 different landmarks along the Irish Heritage Trail. See how the city honors its Irish past.
EMERALD NECKLACE
Make sure to visit the city’s string of jewel-like parks and waterways. Walk through the Boston Common, the first American public park. For a spectacular view, visit Charles River Esplanade, it will be embedded in your memories forever.