Standing on the very spot where a late-night tea party ignited the American Revolution, InterContinental Boston puts you at the heart of history in ultra-modern style. Adjacent to the Financial District, our gleaming glass ...more
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Boston, MA is a beautiful city, full of history and excitement. If you're planning a trip to Boston, you'll find that there are many things to do there for all types of people. Whatever your travel style is, you're sure to find something for everyone in Boston.
Boston was first founded in 1630 by the Puritans, who came over from England, making it one of the country's oldest cities. It has been a key city throughout our country's history, including during the Revolutionary War. It has been home to famous historical events such as the Boston Tea Party, Boston Massacre, and the ride of Paul Revere.
If you wish to explore the history of Boston, one great option is follow the city's Freedom Trail. This trail leads to various places of historical note in the city. You can do it on your own time and at your own pace, or you can find a guided tour to highlight key places. It's an easy to follow trail of bricks that are literally on the ground for visitors. On the route you will see things such as the Bunker Hill monument, the Old North Church, the site of the Boston Massacre, the USS Constitution, and more.
For those looking for some arts or culture, Boston is full of museums and art galleries. For the young ones, the Boston Children's Museum is a great interactive place where kids can have fun all day - and even adults will get caught up in the wonders of science. If you're interested in learning more about the state of Massachusetts, pay a visit to the Commonwealth Museum. And if it's good art you want to see, Boston is home to the Institute of Contemporary Art and the Museum of Fine Arts. Finally, book lovers everywhere will enjoy visiting the Boston Public Library, which is the oldest public library in the country.
Sports fans no doubt associate Boston with the Boston Red Sox, the city's major league baseball team. The Red Sox are one of the best teams in baseball throughout history and today, and their stadium is just as historic. No sports fan's visit to Boston would be complete without a stop at Fenway Park. You can catch a game during baseball season, from April to October, to cheer on the Red Sox and get a glimpse of the infamous stadium wall, the "green monster."
If baseball isn't your sport, you can also come catch a game of the renowned New England Patriots. This football team is known for having sell-out crowds, so if you want to see them make sure you plan to buy tickets I advance. Boston is home to a variety of other sports as well, including the basketball team the Boston Celtics and the hockey team the Boston Bruins. In addition, you can find major league soccer, women's soccer, and an indoor lacrosse team.
No matter what your interest - history, arts, culture, or sports - you're sure to find places to visit in Boston to create memories for a lifetime.