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There is so much history in Boston that it could take days to see it all. There is a wealth of attractions in each neighborhood and some of the best displays of early architecture in New England.
The Boston Center for the Arts complex includes Cyclorama, Mills Gallery, and three theaters.
Boston Center for the Arts
539 Tremont Street
617.426.5000
www.bcaonline.org
The Institute of Contemporary Art is renowned for its cutting-edge art exhibitions.
Institute of Contemporary Art
955 Boylston Street
617.266.5152
www.icaboston.org
The John Hancock Tower is the tallest building in New England at 740 feet. Located in Copley Square.
John Hancock Tower
200 Clarendon Street
Built in 1877, Trinity Church is considered a master work by Henry Hobson Richardson.
Trinity Church
206 Clarendon Street
617.536.0944
The African meeting House was built in 1806 and is the oldest black church building America that is still standing.
African Meeting House
8 Smith Court
617.725.0022
www.afroammuseum.org
Boston Common is the country?s oldest park, set aside for common land in 1640. Adjacent to the Boston Common, the beautiful Boston Public Garden is the oldest botanical garden in the United States, built in 1859.
Boston Common and Boston Public Garden
www.bostonusa.com
The Freedom Trail is a 3-mile trail featuring 16 sites of the American Revolution, including Bunker Hill and the Old North Church. Guided tours are available.
The Freedom Trail
Maps available at the Visitor Center at 15 State Street
The Museum of Science has more than 1,000 permanent and temporary exhibits, most are hands-on.
Museum of Science
Science Park
Off O?Brien Highway
617.723.2500
www.mos.org
Boston?s favorite shopping area is the site of Macy?s and Filene?s department stores.
Downtown Crossing
Winter Street at Summer Street
Metropolitan Opera productions and Broadway road shows are held in The Wang Center for the Performing Arts, as well as performances of the
Boston Ballet Company
Wang Center for the Performing Arts
270 Tremont Street
617.482.9393
www.boston.com/wangcenter
Built in 1829, the Boston Globe Store is one of the oldest stores in the United States.
Boston Globe Store
1 School Street
617.367.4000
Since 1742, this landmark has always been used as a town meeting place for political debates.
Faneuil Hall
Congress Street at North Street
617.242.5675
One of the most distinguished state government buildings in U.S. history, the Old State House was the seat of colonial government before the Revolutionary War.
The Old State House
206 Washington Street
617.720.1713
www.bostonhistory.org
The recreation of the Boston Tea Party is held on the Beaver II, a replication of one of the original ships used in the protest.
Boston Tea Party Ship
Congress Street Bridge
617.338.1773
The oldest church in Boston, the Old North Church is the church of Paul Revere fame.
Old North Church
193 Salem Street
617.523.6676
www.oldnorth.com
The main attraction of the New England Aquarium is a 4-story ocean tank containing a giant Caribbean coral reef, sharks, sea turtles, moray eels, and exotic fish of the sea.
New England Aquarium
Central Wharf
617.973.5200
www.neaq.org
The oldest house in Downtown Boston, was owned by Paul Revere from 1770 ? 1800.
The Paul Revere House
19 North Square
617.523.2338
www.paulreverehouse.org
New England Patriots
Football
CMGI Field, Foxboro
Boston Celtics
Basketball
Fleet Center
617.624.1000
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
617.267.1700
Boston Bruins
1 Fleet Center
617.624.1000
New England Revolution
CMGI Field. Foxboro
800.946.7287
Written by Carolyn Cagle for Travel USA®, Copyright © 2003
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