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Map of Boston Attractions
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Le Meridien Cambridge
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Courtyard by Marriott Cambridge
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DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel Boston
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The Inn at Harvard
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A Friendly Inn at Harvard
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Irving House at Harvard
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Boston Hotel Buckminster
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Harvard Square Hotel
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The Charles Hotel in Harvard Square
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Hotel Commonwealth
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What to Do in Boston
Old North ChurchA beautiful church with a lot of history beyond it. The architecture is stunning and the interior is beautifully decorated. |
The Paul Revere HouseA part of the Freedom Trail and the home of one of the key figures of American Revolution. Nowadays it houses a museum. |
North EndBoston's oldest neighbourhood and the residence of the local Italian community. A must-visit for the atmosphere. |
Boston Massacre SiteThe site where five Bostonians were killed by the British, often seen as a foreplay to the Revolutionary War. Part of the Freedom Trail. |
Museum of African American HistoryIn this museum, you can learn more about African people in the US. Various memorabilia are on display here. |
Beacon HillBoston's charming historical neighbourhood. Crooked streets, gas lamps and old houses make its charm. |
Faneuil HallThis historical marketplace is bustling with life even nowadays. Remade into a modern shopping hall, the shops will cater to all your needs. |
Boston CommonBoston's beloved public park. A wonderful destination for picnics, sports and relaxing amongst the greenery. |
Old State HouseThe old centre of Boston's public life now offers numerous tours, all related to the American Revolution. Educative and captivating. |
Museum of ScienceEntertaining, intriguing and always changing – this museum is definitely worth the visit. Great fun for both kids and adults. |
Freedom TrailConnects all the historical sights of Boston. Guided tours of the sights are available and are a must-visit while here. |
Massachusetts State HouseBoston's new state house and a breath-taking architectural gem with lots of history behind it. Part of the Freedom Trail. |
Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyThe MIT campus is a good example of modern architectural styles (modernist, brutalist, neoclassical). Worth a visit. |
Park Street ChurchA stop on the Freedom Trail and a majestic historical gem. The spires and the red facade only add to its charm. |
King's ChapelHoused in a charming 18th century structure, this church has a lot of history behind it. Many notable people are buried in the graveyard. |
Granary Burying GroundOne of Boston's cemeteries and the final resting place of several signers of the Declaration of Independence. The architecture here is not to be missed. |
Suggested Boston Trips
Must-Sees of Boston in a Day (1 day)Discover all the most interesting landmarks of Boston in a single day. |
Boston and Harvard in Three Days (3 days)See the best of Boston and visit the campus of the world's best university. |
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