Boston - the birthplace of American Independence attracts many to the scene of the famous Boston tea party.

Boston was a thriving city long before the United States existed. Founded in the 17th century, Boston has been the center of attention in New England since the colonial period. 

Today Boston continues to boast some of the best attractions in the Northeast. Some of the world's greatest patriots, writers, athletes & artists have called Boston their home. 

A visit to Boston is a trip into American history. Boston was the center of the revolutionary movement in the 1770's. Faneuil Hall was a meeting place for revolutionary leaders & now houses dozens of shops & restaurants. The Old State House was the site of the colonial government.

The city’s oldest house (built in 1680) was once home to silversmith Paul Revere who made the famous midnight ride to warn rebel soldiers of advancing British troops. 

The First Public School was in Boston; some of its graduates include Sam Adams & Ben Franklin. 

The Granary Burying Ground in the middle of town has the graves of patriots John Hancock, Paul Revere among others. 

Boston Common, once housed British troops & now is a beautiful park in the center of the city. Nearby is the Franklin Park Zoo & Children's Zoo.The Boston Science Museum feature over 400 hands-on exhibits. While the New England Aquarium has more than 2000 sea creatures on display. 

Even the Boston Tea Party is commemorated in a floating ship museum, not far from the floating museum aboard the USS Constitution, America's first great warship. 

Boston has attractions & activities for everyone. Boating tours, museums, historic shopping & fine dining. You will never go hungry in Boston. There are many restaurants with cuisines ranging from seafood to steaks & atmospheres ranging from casual to formal.

Millions of visit Boston for its history & discover that there's even more to enjoy in this amazing city.