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Things To Do in Boston
In a city that offers a wide array of things to see and do, deciding where to start can sometimes prove to be a challenge. Take the guesswork out of your next luxury vacation by discovering some of our favorite local attractions. ...
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Boston Things To Do: Located in central Boston, The Common is a public park that dates back to 1634, perhaps making it the oldest park in the United States.
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Boston Things To Do: Established in 1837 by Horace Gray, Boston Public Garden today is 24 acres of lush green botany in the heart of Boston. The gardens have inspired many great American poets and writers, as well as making appearances in their works from time to time.
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Boston Things To Do: Marking the site of the first major battle of the American Revolution is the Bunker Hill Monument. Standing at 221 feet tall, this spire is a prominent part of the Charlestown landscape.
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Boston Things To Do: The oldest and most storied stadium in Major League Baseball is Boston's Fenway Park. Much of the stadium remains just the way it was when it opened on April 20, 1912.
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Boston Things To Do: Located within the eponymous public space is the Franklin Park Zoo. The zoo has 220 different species on display throughout nine main exhibit areas.
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Boston Things To Do: If immersing yourself in American history is what you came to Boston for, look no further than the Freedom Trail. Learn about the events that led to the American desire for freedom, as well as the brave people who shaped our government.
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Boston Things To Do: The New England Aquarium is a prominent fixture on the city's waterfront, and a popular attraction for visitors young and old. The aquarium houses 20,000 animals from 600 species.
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Boston Things To Do: The New England Holocaust Memorial is a chilling reminder of one of the most atrocious acts in world history. A granite path passes six translucent, fifty-four-foot-tall towers that are lit from within.
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Boston Things To Do: The home of American hero Paul Revere rests on a quiet corner in Boston's North End. The house today is a museum, offering tours of the original three-story house, which was built in 1680.
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Boston Things To Do: Atop the skyscraping Prudential Center is Boston's Skywalk Observatory. This vantage-point offers a rare 360-degree panorama of Boston, the bay, and beyond. While you're there, check out the Antenna Audio Tour of the city's landmarks.
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