While Boston might be known for its historical sites, fresh seafood, and sports culture, there’s nothing quite like heading back to a comfortable room after a day spent wandering the city’s cobblestoned streets. With a plethora of hotel options in Boston, picking the ideal one for your stay can be a difficult process. To help …
Downtown Boston is one of the oldest settlements in North America and has a history dating back to the arrival of the Puritans in the early 1600s. Throughout the centuries, Boston has played an important role in major historical moments including the American revolution and those notable events are celebrated throughout the downtown district. Explore …
Did you know Boston’s Fenway Park is often referred to as ‘America’s Most Beloved Ballpark?’ And that since 1903, the Red Sox have won an impressive nine World Championships? If not, have no fear, because, in as little as an hour, sports-minded visitors to Beantown can get an up-close-and-personal experience with the stadium and team’s …
From Paul Revere and Samuel Adams to the Boston Tea Party, Boston Massachusetts is arguably the most historic city in all of America. With only slightly more than 600,000 residents, it’s not large by modern city standards, but it’s got a well-earned reputation as a tough town that fiercely protects its heritage and traditions – …
One of the oldest cities in the United States, Boston is dripping in history. As the birthplace of the American Revolution, it is a captivating place to visit. There are numerous historic sites and cultural landmarks related to the Boston Tea Party scattered about town, and many visitors to the city enjoy learning about how …
In the 15th century Boston was the wealthiest port outside London. Set in the Fens, a region of farmland reclaimed from coastal marshes by the Wash, Boston was where English wool was loaded onto ships to trade with Hanseatic league cities. The affluence of that period is unmistakeable in the Perpendicular tower of St Botolph’s …
As one of the oldest cities in the United States of America, Boston has a whole host of history and culture to explore. Being set in Massachusetts means that Boston is only a stone’s throw away from some of the East Coast’s most impressive scenery and historically significant settlements. Once you have had your fill …
The capital and the largest city in the state of Massachusetts, Boston is recognized in the United States of America for its rich history and culture, plush residential and commercial structures, countless museums, a gorgeous waterfront, and innumerable entertainment avenues for locals and visitors alike. One of the top 10 most-visited places in America, the …
Boston, founded in 1630, is Massachusetts’ capital and also its largest city and, as of 2020, has approximately 684,000 residents. It is famed for the key role it played in the American Revolution as well as being home to many prestigious universities and technical colleges such as Harvard Medical and Business Schools, MIT, Boston University, …