🇺🇸 Boston 4-Day 3-Night Travel Guide (Part 1)

Duke Student’s Holiday Trip Series – Boston Edition 🎒 Part 1 (Check my profile for Part 2! 👀) Day 1️⃣ Landed in the morning and headed straight to #Tatte for brunch 🥑🍳 I got the lamb meatball shakshuka – so good! My friends ordered salmon fried rice and avocado toast – also delicious! Then visited the #MFA (Museum of Fine Arts) 🖼️ Allow 3–4 hours (buy tickets on Taobao for a discount!) Galleries: Ancient Rome, Asia, Americas, Egypt (mummies! 😍), and a special Dali exhibit Also features works by Monet, Van Gogh, and more – keep an eye out! Right next to MFA is the Boston Public Library (free entry) 📚✨ Absolutely stunning – redefined what a library can be! A Berklee student was singing in the garden 🎶 Such a inspiring atmosphere for lifelong learning – Bostonians are lucky! Dinner at Jumbo Seafood in Chinatown 🥢 Lobster sticky rice, black pepper beef ribs, conch with chives, General Tso’s chicken – all tasty but a bit pricey 💸 Day 2️⃣ Went straight to #Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (student tickets available on-site) A private museum built by a wealthy woman 100+ years ago The garden is gorgeous – super photogenic! 🌸📸 Paintings, furniture, and decorative arts are all worth seeing She had an eye for Italian art before it was trendy 👏 Lunch at Nine Senses near Harvard – a Thai restaurant 🍛 Best yellow curry I’ve had in the US! Friend’s pineapple fried rice was also great A Harvard student friend gave us a campus tour 🎓 Classic red-brick buildings everywhere The main library allows one student to bring four guests inside 📖 Amazing newspaper archives (NY Times, etc.) – perfect for research! Bought some merch – Harvard students get a 15% discount (Duke, why don’t we have this? 😭) Accommodation Tip: Stay in downtown Boston 🏙️ Boston might be the best U.S. city for city walking 🚶♀️ It blends nature and culture perfectly – you work to live, and live to explore. Fell in love with this place! 🫶🏻 To be continued… #Boston #BostonTravel #TravelGuide #USA #StudyAbroad