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The city is one of the largest settlements in the world. There is literally everything you need for a full-fledged exciting vacation: cultural and entertainment centers, a huge number of parks and pedestrian zones, restaurants, cafes and shops. Fans of nightlife will not be bored either; nightclubs, casinos and restaurants are always waiting for guests. The main cultural attractions of the capital are numerous colleges and universities, the most famous of which is Harvard. Historical museums, galleries and exhibition centers are open in many old educational institutions. From simple centers of study, they turned into real centers of history and art.
Fans of classical music should definitely attend a concert by the Boston Symphony Orchestra, as well as go to the ballet. Boston is home to the annual International Film Festival and also attracts hard rock fans with popular bands such as The Cars and Aerosmith performing in its arenas.
From the Brahminian bastion of Beacon Hill and the historic sites of the famous Free Trail, to the vibrant student life across the Cambridge River at Harvard Square, The Hub has something for everyone. Whether your passion is fine art, ethnic neighborhoods, Americana, antiques, seafood, modern architecture, black history, music, revolution, technology, bookstores, boats, brown stones or baked beans, you’ll find it here. Boston’s tourist attractions are also designed for all ages with lots of kids to keep kids busy: the seal and dolphin aquarium, an exceptional science museum, swan boats to ride, a public swamp pool, and an entire museum dedicated to just the 10th anniversary set.
