Boston has and will always be known as one of the greatest cities in America. What's so great about Boston, you ask? It's the home to so much history, and it's a great place for fun for the whole family!
1. History
Boston is known as the Athens of America for a reason. From food to a good education, Boston has so much to offer. Boston plays host to some of the best colleges in the world including the place where you should actually not "pahk ya cah": Harvard (the first university in the US). Actually, Boston has a lot of firsts! For example, it is home to one of America's oldest restaurants (Union Oyster House), and the first train service in the United States of America. Union Oyster House was on the Freedom Trail, and we still have it there today! How cool is that? Take some time to submerge yourself in the heart of American history.
[Harvard University]
2. Fun
Looking for some fun? Boston has so much to do, and it's all-inclusive. Kids, grandparents and everyone between will find something that they love in here. A couple of Boston hot spots are the New England Aquarium, and the Franklin Park Zoo. Kids (and, yes, adults too) will love seeing all the animals, and they'll learn lots in the process!
While you're in the area, why not visit the Prudential Tower and have a look at this wondrous city? The Prudential Center is a great place for food, entertainment, and, of course, shopping! If you get hungry from all this fun, or you want to go on another shopping spree, or pick up some Boston gifts for friends and relatives, take a pit stop at Faneuil Hall or Copley Place (you might even see a street performance or two!).
If you love museums there are four great museums in Boston (they've got what you need for all ages): The Museum of Fine Arts, The Isabella Gardner Museum, The Museum of Science, and The Boston Children's Museum.
[Boston Children's Museum]
3. Sports
Sports are a huge part of Boston. If you're a baseball fan, Fenway Park is a dream come true. Fenway is the oldest Baseball Stadium, standing proud since 1912! If you like sport but baseball isn't quite your thing, you can visit the TD Bank Garden where you can see the Bruins play hockey, or the Celtics play basketball. (The Boston Bruins last won the championship in 2011, and the Boston Celtics last won in 2007.)
[Fenway Park]
All in all, Boston is one of the greatest cities in the United States, and I would definitely suggest you take the time to experience it. Not only is it the place for history, fun, and sports, but it is my home.