Boston National Historical Park- Charlestown Navy Yard
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I recently had the pleasure of visiting Boston, and it truly captivated me from the moment I arrived. The city's rich history is palpable, woven into its charming architecture and cobblestone streets. Exploring its neighborhoods felt like stepping back in time, a journey I thoroughly enjoyed. Getting around Boston was a breeze thanks to its efficient public transportation system. Hopping on buses and the subway made navigating the city effortless, allowing me to focus on soaking in the sights and sounds. One of the highlights of my trip was attending a Red Sox game at the iconic Fenway Park. The atmosphere was electric, and the experience was unforgettable. The passion of the fans and the historic ballpark itself made it a truly special evening. The Public Garden offered a tranquil escape from the bustling city. Its lush greenery and serene pond provided the perfect backdrop for a leisurely stroll or a peaceful moment of reflection. As an academic enthusiast, I couldn't miss the opportunity to visit MIT and Harvard. These prestigious institutions were simply awe-inspiring, with their stunning architecture and vibrant intellectual atmosphere. Overall, my trip to Boston was an absolute delight. The city's blend of history, culture, and modern amenities exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend Boston to anyone seeking a captivating and enriching travel experience.
Carlos Eduardo Vásquez
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A great time had here. I'm former navy and went back in time 30 years being on a ship that felt like home. The tour that the rangers give of the below and upper decks was excellent. You learn a lot on the history of the ship, the person its named after, the battles in was involved in during World War 2 and the damage that it incurred after several kamikaze attacks and how life was during that era. Gave me a new appreciation of the greatest generation and how they got things done. Touring the USS CONSTITUTION was equally as fascinating seeing the ship in all her remodeled condition and just how life must have been 300 years ago. Once down in the ship you can see how she got her nickname, old ironsides, by looking her construction and that she was built to last generations.
Steve B
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This is a great place to visit if you are going to Boston. There is parking at the wharf next door. The only thing about this is its pay by phone, so I would set it up before you visit. There is a lot of history here and a great museum. The visitor center is quite large with knowledgeable staff who are eager to help. There are two ship, including the USS Constitution, which is apparently still an in service craft and the oldest one in the fleet. There is also the Cassin Young. Its interesting to walk round an actual navy ship and see how the sailors lived, but I am not sure how some of them fitted in the bunks. You can also easily walk from here to Bunker Hill. I would definitely recommend a visit here.
Andy Smith
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stablished in 1974, this 43-acre national park consists of eight historically significant sites that illustrate the events that led to the American Revolution in 1776 and the founding and growth of the United States. The historic properties include the Old South Meeting House, the Old State House, Faneuil Hall, the Paul Revere House, and the Old North Church in Downtown Boston; the Bunker Hill Monument in Charlestown; a portion of the Boston (Charlestown) Navy Yard including the USS Constitution; and, Dorchester Heights in South Boston Boston National Historical Park features two visitor centers -- one located downtown in Faneuil Hall, and the other at the Boston Navy Yard.
Ann Baity
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This located in several areas of Boston.First there is the old north church in the north end next to the Italian district.as well as Paul Revere house in the Italian district.Across the river is The Bunker Hill monument just above Charlestown.Also included is the USS Constitution on the river with its massively tall wooden masks.There is so much history to Boston especially the colonial and revolutionary War sites.Bunker hill is a beautiful site on top of a hill with a lot of history. And the old north church has the old lanterns from Paul Revere's ride to warn of the British troops that were coming. Lots of great history if you or your family is interested.
John Triano
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My family really enjoyed this experience. My kids all loved climbing to the lower levels of the ship! They were able to navigate the steep steps well at ages 5, 7 and 10, but younger children or people with disabilities may not be able to access the lower levels. The guides on board were knowledgeable and fun to talk with. No food or drink allowed in the ship area. Masks were required for the museum building (there were some provided at the door). Bathrooms were available inside. The museum didn't really hold my kids' interest, but it's hard to stay excited inside when there's a ship outside!
Heather Horn
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Building 5, Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston, MA 02109
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attractions: TD Garden, Boston National Historical Park, Harvard Square, USS Constitution Museum, Bunker Hill Monument, USS Constitution, Old North Church, Battery Wharf Hotel Boston Waterfront, Courtyard Boston Downtown/North Station, citizenM Boston North Station hotel, restaurants: Bova's Bakery, Regina Pizzeria, La Famiglia Giorgio's Restaurant, Giacomo's Boston North End, Warren Tavern, Theo's Cozy Corner Restaurant, Brewer's Fork, Pier 6, Lucia Ristorante, Al Dente Ristorante
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