The Harbor Walk starts at the Atlantic Wharf across the street from the Tea Party Ship and Museum and continues alongside the beautiful harbor. The walkway passes through the Rowe’s Wharf, the New England Aquarium, Christopher Columbus Park, Sergeant’s Wharf and ends all the way...
After strolling along the Harbor walk at night, we crossed over the Christopher Columbus Park to the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway, a series of parks which led back down to our destination on Atlantic Avenue. We entered the Greenway right near the Greenway Carousel. We...
The 50 acre Boston Common is the oldest park in America, dating back to 1634. The pentagon-shaped park borders on Tremont, Park, Beacon, Charles, and Boylston Streets. The Common has witnessed many events of history and protests throughout the years. The historic 2.5 mile Freedom...
The Boston Public Garden is a formal garden located across the street from the Boston Common. The garden is beautifully kept by caring citizens through the Friends of the Public Garden Association. The garden is the first public botanical garden in America dating back to...
Before we entered the Tea Party Ship and Museum I told my husband, “I really don’t want to spend much time here. Max a half hour. Let’s look around quickly and then continue on. Don’t read everything…” I was really taken by surprise when we...
The Skywalk Observatory in Boston is located on the 50th floor of the Prudential Shopping Center in Boston. I hadn’t expected the Observatory to be all that interesting, but I was pleasantly surprised. Since Boston is a beautiful city with the Charles River running alongside...
Riding a bus into the water (you heard me correctly. The bus is driven into the water) is an experience hard to forget. The idea of Duck boats was actually conceived during WWII. They were used by the military as a convenient mode of transport...