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1. Fenway Park
Kenmore Square | Sports VenueFenway Park is Major League Baseball's oldest ballpark and has seen some stuff since its 1912 opening. For one, it's the home field for the...Read More
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2. King's Chapel
Downtown | Religious Building/Site/ShrineBoth somber and dramatic, King's Chapel looms over the corner of Tremont and School streets. Its distinctive shape wasn't achieved entirely...Read More
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3. Massachusetts State House
Beacon Hill | Government BuildingOn July 4, 1795, the surviving fathers of the Revolution were on hand to enshrine the ideals of their new Commonwealth in a graceful seat of...Read More
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4. Old South Meeting House
Downtown | Museum/GalleryThis is the second-oldest church building in Boston, and were it not for Longfellow's celebration of the Old North in "Paul Revere's Ride,"...Read More
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5. Old State House
Downtown | Museum/GalleryThis colonial-era landmark has one of the most recognizable facades in Boston, with its gable adorned by a brightly gilded lion and silver unicorn...Read More
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6. Benjamin Franklin Statue/Boston Latin School
Downtown | Public ArtThis stop on the Freedom Trail, in front of Old City Hall, commemorates the noted revolutionary, statesman, and inventor. His likeness also...Read More
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7. Boston Common Visitor Information Center
Beacon Hill | Visitor CenterRun by the Greater Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau this visitor information center not only serves as a well-staffed source of things...Read More
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8. Boston Massacre Site
Downtown | Memorial/Monument/TombA circle of cobblestones in front of the Old State House marks the site of the Boston Massacre. To recap: it was on the snowy evening of March...Read More
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9. King's Chapel Burying Ground
Downtown | CemeteryLegends linger in this oldest of the city's cemeteries, its first proper burying ground. Glance at the handy map of famous grave sites (posted...Read More
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10. Long Wharf
Waterfront | Historic District/SiteStand in front of Faneuil Hall and you'll see lines on the ground marking Boston's original waterfront. Find State Street to your right and...Read More
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11. Museum of African American History
Beacon Hill | Museum/GalleryEver since runaway slave Crispus Attucks became one of the famous victims of the Boston Massacre of 1770, the African American community of...Read More
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12. Old Corner Bookstore
Downtown | Notable BuildingThrough these doors, between 1845 and 1865, passed some of the century's literary lights: Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Henry...Read More
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13. Park Street Church
Beacon Hill | Religious Building/Site/ShrineIf this Congregationalist church at the corner of Tremont and Park streets could sing, you'd hear Samuel Smith's iconic hymn "America," which...Read More
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