Boston, otherwise known as ‘Beantown’ in reference to its baked bean variant that is prepared with molasses and cured bacon or ham, is a city with a rich history and vibrant modern day lifestyle.
Whether you seek American history (Boston Tea Party, great Molasses flood, Halifax explosion) legendary Universities (Harvard, MIT), top level sports (Boston Marathon, Celtics Basketball, Red Sox baseball, New England Patriots football), famous landmarks (Harbor walk, Quincy Market) or world class entertainment (Boston Pops, Boston Symphony) this city has something for everyone.
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Take a tour of Fort Independence or get your fitness on by walking around the outside. There are plenty of family friendly beaches close by for sunbathing, paddling or making sand castles.
Explore this wooden hulled frigate dating back to 1797! One of only 6 commissioned to be made under the Naval Act of 1794 it is situated in the Boston National historic Park.
A time honored tradition in Boston with wood and leather accoutrements and over 1000 premium cigars to enjoy along with fine whiskeys and cocktails. The Cigar Bar is the perfect complement after a fine meal at one of the North Ends high caliber restaurants.
An underground establishment in Boston’s historic North End that used to be a speakeasy in the 1920s and is now a glamorous and exclusive cigar bar for the discerning visitor. Enjoy exclusive cigar collections accompanied by fine whiskeys, ports, rums, bourbons and cognacs.
America’s oldest park founded in 1634, this 50 acre site was occupied by the British Redcoats for 8 years as an encampment and during the civil war witnessed anti-slavery protests and the mustering of army regiments departing for war.
With over 40 tree species and different plants and flowers that emerge for each season there is never a time when these intentional gardens opened in 1837 are not a showpiece to delight the curious visitor.