Boston (MA)

Rich American history (Freedom Trail), universities, culture, seafood, charming neighborhoods.

• 875 N. Michigan Ave (Formerly John Hancock Tower - Exterior View)

  Boston's tallest skyscraper, known for its minimalist design and blue reflective glass (no public observatory).

• Abiel Smith School

  First public school built for African American children, now part of the Museum of African American History.

• Acorn Street

  Often called the 'most photographed street in America,' known for its charming cobblestones and rowhouses.

• African Meeting House

  Oldest surviving black church building in the US, part of the Museum of African American History.

• Armenian Heritage Park

  Park on the Greenway featuring an abstract sculpture and reflecting pool.

• Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University

  Living museum featuring extensive collections of trees and shrubs, located in Jamaica Plain/Roslindale.

• Back Bay Neighborhood

  Affluent neighborhood known for Victorian brownstones, upscale shopping on Newbury Street, and Copley Square.

• Beacon Hill Neighborhood

  Historic neighborhood known for narrow cobblestone streets, brick rowhouses, and gaslit lamps.

• Bell In Hand Tavern

  Tavern claiming to be America's oldest, known for its history and lively atmosphere.

• Benjamin Franklin Statue & Boston Latin School Site

  Statue honoring Benjamin Franklin located near the site of America's first public school.