Faneuil Hall & Quincy Market
4 Fanueil Hall Marketplace, Downtown, Boston, 02109, United States
Faneuil Hall has been called the 'Cradle of Liberty' since Samuel Adams stood inside it in the 1760s and argued that taxation without representation was tyranny — a line of reasoning that would eventually get a lot of people killed and a country founded.
North End (Little Italy)
North End, Boston, 02113, United States
The North End is Boston's oldest residential neighbourhood and its most delicious — a dense tangle of narrow streets packed with Italian restaurants, bakeries, espresso bars, and salumerias that has been the heart of Boston's Italian-American community since immigrants from Sicily and Naples began arriving in the 1860s.
Seaport District
Boston, United States
The Seaport is Boston's newest neighbourhood — transformed over the past two decades from parking lots and surface lots into a dense cluster of glass-and-steel buildings that houses the ICA, dozens of restaurants, and a waterfront promenade that has become one of the city's most popular walking routes.
South End
Boston, United States
The South End contains the largest intact collection of Victorian rowhouses in the United States — block after block of bow-fronted brownstones with stoops, wrought-iron railings, and ornamental cornices that make the neighbourhood one of the most architecturally distinctive in America.
Union Oyster House
41 Union St, Boston, MA 02108
The Union Oyster House has been serving oysters, clam chowder, and broiled lobster in the same building since 1826, making it the oldest continuously operating restaurant in America.
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