Boston, MA

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With a rich history, diverse neighborhoods and legacy of arts, culture, and education, Boston, known as the unofficial “Capital of New England,” has something for everyone. We think of it as the Cradle of Liberty, but Boston is home to so many fascinating sights and points of interest that your toughest choice will be which ones to experience first.

Today, Boston is home to a developed theatre district, the Boston Symphony and Pops Orchestras, a myriad of museums, Franklin Park Zoo, and Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park. Also known for its exceptional food, you won’t want to miss a sampling of their distinct local cuisine of fresh seafoods, salts and dairy products, before catching a ballgame at historic Fenway Park or seeing the Celtics at TD Garden.

As one of the oldest cities in the United States, it is difficult to find a city that surpasses Boston in terms of its rich, historical heritage. Boston was the scene of The Tea Party and the Battle of Bunker Hill, among other major events of the American Revolution. It is certainly a destination that will not disappoint. You’re in for an unforgettable adventure!