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Boston Attractions

Read More Freedom Trail
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Read More Beacon Hill
+10 attractions
Lovely old brownstones line the streets of Beacon Hill, long known as one of Boston's well to do areas.
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Read More Boston Common
+1 attraction
In the heart of the city is the Boston Common, America's oldest park. This is also the start of the Freedom Trail.
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Read More Charlestown
+1 attraction
Charlestown was for many years a shipbuilding town. Today the area is a national historic landmark and home to Bunker Hill Monument and the USS Constitution.
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Read More Copley Square
(Back Bay) +3 attractions
Copley Square is surrounded by an interesting mix of architectural styles, with buildings such as the Trinity Church, the Boston Public Library, and the nearby Prudential Tower.
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Read More Faneuil Hall
+1 attraction
Faneuil Hall was built in the early 1740s as a market hall and still maintains a market on the first floor.
Read More Fenway Park
(Back Bay)
Fenway Park, built in 1912, is Boston's stadium and home to the Boston Red Sox.
Read More Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
(Back Bay)
This museum features a small but unique collection of art, sculpture, tapestries, and furniture, which was once a private collection.
Read More Museum of Fine Arts Boston
(Back Bay)
Boston's Museum of Fine Arts contains a varied collection, with art from around the world and a range of time periods.
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Read More New England Aquarium
(Waterfront)
The New England Aquarium features all kinds of aquatic life and includes a coral reef. The Edge of the Sea touch tank allows for close up encounters.
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Read More North End
+7 attractions
Boston's North End has been home to various ethnic populations and is today a prominent Italian community.
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Read More Old State House
+1 attraction
The Old State House dates to 1713. This historical building was the seat of the Royal Government prior to the Revolution, and the site of the Boston Massacre.
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Read More State House
(Beacon Hill) +1 attraction
The State House sits on Beacon Hill and is easily recognizable by its gilded dome.
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Read More USS Constitution
(Charlestown - Navy Yard)
The USS Constitution is a 1797 warship which served well in the war of 1812.
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Read More Arnold Arboretum
Read More Athenaeum
(Beacon Hill)
Read More Back Bay
+11 attractions
Read More Ben Franklin Birthplace
Read More Boston African American National Historic Site
Read More Boston Bel Canto Opera
Read More Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area
Read More Boston Lyric Opera
Read More Boston Marathon
Read More Boston National Historical Park
Read More Boston St Patrick's Day Parade
Read More Charles River
Read More Charles River Reservation
Read More Chinatown
Read More City Hall
Read More Downtown
Read More Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Read More King's Chapel and Burying Ground
Read More Logan International Airport
Read More Mary Baker Eddy Library
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Read More Museum of Printing (closed)
Read More Old City Hall (Ben Franklin Statue-First Public School)
Read More Old Corner Book Store
Read More Old Granary Burying Ground
Read More Old North Church
(North End) +1 attraction
Read More Old South Meeting House
Read More Park Street Church
Read More Photographic Resource Center at Boston University
Read More Public Garden
Read More Revolving Museum (closed)
Read More Roxbury
+2 attractions
Read More Theater District
Read More Waterfront
+3 attractions

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