Boston Landmarks and Historic sites  

The Faneuil Hall of Boston is a building set up by a French merchant, Faneuil and donated to Boston in 1742. The building, in Georgian style, was demolished in the ...read more

The wooden house of Paul Revere dates back to 1680. It is the colonial house of the American patriot, an activist during the American Revolution. It is in the North End ...read more

The American city of Boston has several churches but King's Chapel takes on a particular role. It is a sacred building in the central district of Boston. The beautiful chapel ...read more

Inaugurated in 1966, the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Memorial was built to honour the life of one of the most loved national presidents. It faces the bay of Lewis. The great ...read more

Almost all of the city parks in Boston are located in the Emerald Necklace region which is an 1,100 acre chain of parks designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. The Public ...read more

Boston can be explored through feet more than any other transport services. However, while visiting the beautiful city, one has to make sure to take an umbrella with him as ...read more