Boston Vacation

Boston is a great place for visiting and has been ranked as the tenth most popular tourist city in the United States. There are many excellent sight seeing places in Boston, where you can cherish the beauty, exuberance and fun offered by this partly historic and partly modern metropolitan area.

Freedom Trail is a red line on the sea walk which leads you on a 2.5 mile, self-guided tour of Revolutionary War sites, starting from the Boston Common, America's oldest public park and ending at the Bunker Hill Monument. This is a common place for tourists from all over the globe.

Boston Duck Tours is a water tour where you can take a DUCK tour which is an authentic, renovated Second World War amphibious landing vehicle on a trip thorough Boston harbor. This is great especially with your family and children.

Faneuil Hall Marketplace is one of the first urban shopping hubs and has inspired many such shopping areas in other countries. It is a place where you can meet all your shopping needs in only one stop.

North End is an old Italian neighborhood which has a typical old-world charm. The place is known for its tasty restaurants and wonderful sights.

USS Constitution Is the oldest commissioned ship in the U.S navy. It was undefeated and was famous for its power to repel any shot fired by the enemies.

Modern-day sailors guide the visitors around the ship on a tour of this sailing warship.

Museum of Fine Arts is the oldest, biggest and well-known art institution in Boston. The museum has the most comprehensive art collections and is renowned for its Impressionist paintings, Asian and Egyptian collections, and early American art.

Museum of Science is the place where you can have a hands-on-experience learning about science and technology. The IMAX Theater is another added attraction of the Museum of Science

Boston Public Garden is famous for its swan boats, has more than 600 varieties of trees and an ever-changing array of flowers.

Some of the other vacationing spots of Boston include:

• Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
• John F. Kennedy Presidential Museum and Library
• Boston Common
• Prudential Center
• New England Aquarium
• Beacon Hill
• Newburry Street
• Faneuil Hall
• Paul Revere House
• Fenway Park
• Boston's Children Museum