Boston is the capital of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the seat of Suffolk County in New England. Boston's essence can only be defined by the land, people, and institutions inside its political bounds. Boston has a diverse cultural life, and many Bostonians are drawn to music throughout the year. Boston's image as a cultural center is based on the city's prestigious museums. A well-rounded trip to Boston combines the traditional and the modern experiences. Visit Boston and enjoy this capital city to the fullest!
Boston Common : It is the country's oldest park and the beginning point for the Freedom Trail. You'll need several hours to completely explore the park, which spans over fifty acres and may be explored on foot, bike, or horseback.
The Museum of Fine Arts : The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston houses almost 500,000 works of art, allowing visitors to see everything from contemporary art to ancient Egyptian art to historical and present American art.
The Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum : The Houston Zoo is the city’s star attraction. It is home to more than 6,000 exotic animals that are also indigenous. It also consists of an education centre. When you visit the Houston Zoo, you can pet the giraffes and witness the marine life close in the aquarium. The Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum transport guests back in time by taking them on an extraordinary voyage through the events of the Boston Tea Party in the order that they occurred more than 200 years ago.
The New England Holocaust Memorial : In 1995, the New England Holocaust Memorial was dedicated "as a beacon of remembering and hope." Visitors can go beneath the six glass towers that can be seen while travelling the Freedom Trail to reflect on the Holocaust and the importance of human rights.
The Fenway Park : A visit to one of Boston's most famous sites is a must on any city tour. Fenway Park, the home of the Boston Red Sox, is often known as "America's Most Beloved Ballpark."
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