Boston Travel Guide  

East Coast means to many not only New York, but Boston where everybody knows each other and welcomes tourists!
The city is full of museums dedicated to events which belong to Boston’s past history!
The Freedom Trial in Boston’s Public Gardens, is a nice featured by red bricks in the pavement!
The Trial passes Park St. Church, once a gunpowder store, King’s Chapel, Boston’s first stone church, South Street Meeting House where the notorious Tea Party was planned, Old State House, wherte the British Governor resides and the so called Cradle of Liberty!

The italian area is interesting, too as it leads to Paul Revere’s House, the hero who informed his countrymen about the British army movement! The house is the oldest in Boston: 17th century!A nice spot where to get some relax, is no doubt, Faneuil Hall Market, where are to be found shops, cafés, boutiques, etc.Highly attractive for both residents and tourists are the sights of Cape Cod National Seashore and the south east of Boston!One of Cape Cod’s most popular summer resorts is Hyannisport, but no less interesting are Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket Island!