As one of the cities with the highest awareness of commemorating female legacy, International Women’s Day is also celebrated all over Boston with special events. Check out this list: Tour Read more…
Category: Boston – Things To Do
#MadeByWomen Fine Dining Restaurants in Boston
Among the best Fine Dining restaurants in Boston, there are several which are owned by women. Choose from French, Italian, Asian, and Mediterranean cuisine, and visit some of the best Read more…
Wander and Taste – Foodies Tours in Boston
Explore the Boston culinary scene with an experienced guide that will lead you to Boston’s best eateries to taste the delicious flavors the city has to offer. Choose from the Read more…
Museums in Boston Area
Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum 306 Congress Street, Boston, Ma 02210. The perfect place to learn and experience the events that led to the Boston Tea Party and the Read more…
Salem: From Witch Trials to Tourism Trails
Less than an hour drive from Boston, the town of Salem offers its visitors an interesting slice of history, mixing gender politics with mysterious tales – the infamous 300 years Read more…
Freedom Trail and North End Boston Itinerary
This itinerary combines visiting several of the locations on the Boston Freedom Trail and the North End neighborhood, known as the Little Italy of Boston with a focus on the Read more…
Absorb Art in Boston
Boston is mostly known for its richness of historical parts, but the art section is standing for its own as the city is the home of some of the nation’s Read more…
Boston’s Parks
The large parks are part of the city from the early years of its establishment. As such, and in addition to its large open space in a democratic country, the Read more…
Boston Annual Events
Among the different types of annual events hosted in Boston are some that are well known nationwide and some that are mostly known by the locals. Some are unique to Read more…
10 Must See & Do in Boston Area
1. The Freedom Trail One of Boston’s main landmarks. Spread across 2.5 miles, 16 sites and 400 years of history. Follow the red brick road from the Boston common area Read more…
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