Learn about the most important tourist places in Boston

Arabiaweather.com - Ismail Qasimi - Boston is home to many important historical sites, fascinating museums and unique outdoor adventures, and enjoy your stay by experiencing all of these things that the city has to offer.

Boston Public Garden

It is the oldest botanical garden in the United States and a great place to experience the charm of Boston and the boats that float along the pond.

speedboats

Ride small Boston powerboats for a tour around Boston Harbor and sightseeing while on a fast, adrenaline-fueled adventure.

New England Aquarium

The adventure begins here before you step foot in the door, by watching Whirlpool Harbor while waiting for your turn to get tickets to the aquarium full of marine life.

Institute of Contemporary Art

Allowing you to wander through the galleries and view the waterfront buildings, Art Nouveau is an eclectic mix that showcases the funky take on a variety of handicrafts.

Fenway Park

Boston fans are known for their madness about baseball, and Fenway Park, which dates back more than 100 years, is their favorite place. If you visit it, you will notice this passion, and you can enjoy a fun tour inside the park.

Faneuil Hall Market

This market was originally established as a market for merchants, hunters and sellers, but over the years it transformed into a place hosting prominent personalities that turned it into one of the first urban markets in the United States.

Boston Symphony Orchestra

They are among the most respected orchestras in the world, housed in one of the best designed (acoustically) concert halls in the world, and host a variety of concerts throughout the year.

Museum of Fine Arts

It is one of the largest museums where you can spend your whole day enjoying watching the ancient and modern works found between these walls along with many wonderful and famous paintings.

Freedom trail

Starting from the Boston Common is the best way to get to know Boston, but you can also choose any starting point along the red on the sidewalks, walking to get to know the city and its surroundings.