Sightseeing in Boston
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Boston, the capital city of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the United States was founded in 1630. Boston is one of the oldest, richest and most culturally important cities in the United States. Its state of economy depends on research, higher education, health care, technology, principally biotechnology and finance. Discover the joy of sightseeing in Boston with the famous Freedom trail which starts at the Boston Common and ends up at the famed Bunker Hill Monument. Boston Duck Tours is one of the major attractions of sightseeing in Boston for you and your family members. The North End is the oldest Italian neighborhood and is known for its restaurants and historic sights. Boston Common is the oldest public park in Boston and a great relief from the madding crowd. It is popular for its summer picnic in grass and winter ice skating on the Frog Pond. Beacon Hill the famous Brahmin neighborhood of red bricks sidewalks and cobblestoned streets has the most stately townhouses and gas lamps. Discover the excitement of your sightseeing in Boston while shopping in Newbury Street which is the ultimate shopping destination for all tourists. Boston Harbor Islands National Park which consists of 34 islands offshore in Boston Harbor is one of the most frequented spots for sightseeing in Boston. The Georges Island is the largest of Boston Harbor and is know for boosting and exploring. Boston's tallest tower i.e. the John Hancock Tower is known for its beauty and notorious for falling glass panes is a striking I.M. Pei building.
Sightseeing in Boston would remain incomplete without your visit to the following spots:
· Peddock's Island,
· Louisburg Square,
· Bumpkin Island,
· Grape IslandTrident Booksellers & Cafe
· South Boston
· Downtown Crossing
· Charlestown Navy Yard
Boston is America's most historic and beautiful holiday destinations. Travour.com provides online information on sightseeing in Boston. For further information log on to Travour.com.
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