Boston Hotels and Traveler's Guide

With a rich history and exciting present, Boston is an interesting and entertaining city. This city is laid out in winding streets that date back to its earliest Puritan days, yet is compact and easily walk-able. Boston itself contains over 50 colleges and universities, which tends to make it a very youthful and academic locale. Visit some of the wonderfully-preserved historical buildings or stop by the famous bar from Cheers.

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• Braintree
• Burlington
• Danvers
• Marlborough
• Norton
• Peabody
• Tewksbury
• Waltham
• Westborough
• Woburn

A trip to Boston may begin by visit to Boston Common, the oldest public park in the nation. From there, you can take a trip along the Freedom Trail, which includes sites from the American Revolution. Visit the harbor that was the site of the Boston Tea Party and stroll past Faneuil Hall. See where Paul Revere made his famous ride and stop by the site of the Battle of Bunker Hill. You can walk to any of these sites or take the T, Boston's subway system, which will drop you close by pretty much anywhere you're looking to go in the city.

In addition to its historic appeal, Boston is also a modern city with green parks, towering modern architecture, shopping, dining, and nightlife. Boston is the location of the corporate headquarters for Liberty Mutual and Au Bon Pain. You can take in a game with the Boston Red Sox or Celtics or visit one of Boston's many great museums. You can also attend a Patriots' football game in nearby Foxboro. Whatever you decide to do on your trip, enjoy Boston, one of the country's oldest cities.

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