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 old Witch Trials. Among the most studied events in Colonial American history, Salem Witch Trials cost 20 people their lives and about 200 people their Read more…
Freedom Trail and North End Boston Itinerary
This itinerary combines visiting several of the locations on Boston Freedom Trail and the North End neighborhood, known as the Little Italy of Boston with a focus on the women who lived in the area. This area is rich in history, and although cars drive on the narrow roads, the red brick houses are mostly Read more…
#MadeByWomen Street Art Tour in Cambridge, MA
Central Square is Cambridge’s traditional Downtown, originated in the late 18th century and still a vibrant and cultural area. The public art scene started in the 1980s, when murals and sculptures installed in the area, mostly by male artists. These days, street art is part of the “renewal” process the city center is going through. Read more…
Explore Beacon Hill and Back Bay in Boston
This itinerary is covering a walk in two of the most historic and beautiful neighborhoods in Boston, Beacon Hill and Back Bay. Recommended time: Most of this day is about exploring the city’s streets with occasional indoor stops, so make sure the weather is pleasant or use an Uber or Lyft between the indoor locations. Read more…
Things To Do in Boston on Weekdays after 5 PM
Since many places and museums are closed daily by 5 PM, we gathered some ideas to spend a fun afternoon in the city. Select your chosen activity according to your location and interests, and get the most out of Boston. 1. Self-Guided Tours Explore one of the city’s neighborhoods following a self-guided tour with a Read more…
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Nature and Parks in Chicago
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