During my first visit to Boston I was impressed by its quaint and charming airs, however upon when I returned to this famous New England city for a second visit I was underwhelmed by how small Boston was. You can walk across the main part of the city in roughly 30 minutes. I must admit though, after living in New York City for several years, I can’t help but be a little biased against Boston. It is a truly beautiful city.
If you’re on the East Coast a few days in Boston are essential because
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A lot of history, fun for sports fans, great hotels, easy to get around. A lot to do regardless of the season. Can be an inexpensive place to visit with a lot to offer.
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I lived in Boston from 1988 to 1996 and I go back to visit as often as I can. This recent trip to Boston was as brilliant as the others. The only addition this time was rain.... More
I've been to Boston many times. It's a great walking city; start in one neighberhood and walk to the next. I used to like Newbury Street when I was a teenager but many of the... More
Exploring the 34 islands and peninsulas that make up the 12-year-old Boston Harbor Islands National Park is a striking juxtaposition between modern and 19th-century visions of the city.