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Faneuil Hall

Faneuil Hall is one of Boston's most popular tourist attractions every year. Located close to the waterfront and Government Center, Faneuil Hall is centrally located in the heart of the city. It has been used as a marketplace and meeting hall since 1743. Today, Faneuil Hall is filled with popular shops, restaurants, and the city's Christmas tree (in season). Samuel Adams is widely known for giving a number of speeches here.

Faneuil Hall holds a great deal of history. This was the site where Mitt Romney signed Massachusetts healthcare bill. It is also where Barack Obama gave a speech about the Affordable Care Act. Finally, this site is also where Boston Mayor Thomas Menino was laid in state following his death in 2014.

Faneuil Hall is a great site to visit for young teens, families, adults, and older people. There is something for everyone to do and enjoy. I encourage people to walk on both sides of Quincy Market in order to fully absorb everything that Faneuil Hall has to offer.

Newbury Street

Newbury Street is located in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood. It runs from the Boston Public Garden all the way down to Brookline Avenue, running for over one mile. This street is widely known for having some of the best shopping in Boston. On both sides of the street you can find endless shopping, so that everyone can find something. In between all of the retail shops are some high end restaurants that always have a wait. This is considered to be some of the best real estate in Boston, but will cost you well over one million dollars. People enjoy Newbury Street for the classic Boston brownstones that give the city the charm people come to experience. If you are looking to do some high end shopping while in Boston, Newbury Street is the place for you!

Freedom Trail

The Freedom Trail is a 2.5 mile long trail that runs through the heart of downtown Boston. Along the Freedom Trail visitors can find more than 16 historically significant sites. Most of the trail can be identified through the unique bricks, this makes it easy for people to ensure that they are on the trail. Some of the historically significant sites on the Freedom Trail are the Old South Meeting House, the Old State House, Paul Revere's house, Boston Common, USS Constitution, Bunker Hill Monument,numerous notable churches, graveyards, and other historically significant sites.