🇺🇸 Boston 🦞🦞 2-Day Itinerary & Route

Known as one of the safest cities in the US 🏙️ – so I explored with peace of mind! The city is compact with attractions clustered together. Taxis are affordable, and two days were enough to cover most spots. Day 1️⃣ Arrived in the evening ⛅ Headed straight to Back Bay for dinner 🍽️ Tried to visit Berkeley (but couldn’t enter without a card 💳) Day 2️⃣ 📍 North End (Old North Church ⛪, Quincy Market, Faneuil Hall) 🚢 Harbour Cruise 📍 Boston Common (start of the Freedom Trail 🧱) 📍 Public Garden 🌸 📍 Chinatown 🥢 All these spots are within walking distance – you can easily cover them in one afternoon! 👣 Day 3️⃣ 📍 MIT 🧠 Campus vibe: quiet, tech-driven, futuristic architecture. Felt like everyone was deep in thought while walking lol 🚶‍♂️💡 📍 Harvard 🎓 Classic red-brick buildings, traditional yet diverse architecture. More humanities-oriented – such a beautiful campus! ❤️ 📍 Barket Market 🦞 Known for "cheap lobsters" – but prices vary by season 📅 We went in late March: $15 per lobster (not $10). The cheapest can be around $8! They’re super fresh – steamed on the spot, no seasoning needed 😋👍 #TravelUSA #Boston #BostonTravel #MIT #Harvard