🇺🇸 I used to think US travel was boring… until I visited Boston!

Known as the cultural heart of America, Boston has a unique atmosphere with its world-class universities and historic sites. Come soak up the culture! 🎓🏛️ 📝 Transport Guide ✈️ Airport → Downtown 1️⃣ Taxi: around $20–40, 15–20 min 2️⃣ Public Transport: Logan Express (look for “Back Bay” on the bus) Silver Line 1 → transfer to Red Line at South Station 🚆 Getting Around the City 1️⃣ Boston’s public transport is great – almost all attractions are reachable by subway ($2.40 per ride) 2️⃣ For stays of 3+ days, get a 7-Day Pass for unlimited subway and bus rides ($22.50, available at station kiosks) 🏘️ Where to Stay Choose somewhere convenient! Popular areas: Near Quincy Market 🛍️ Near Boston Common 🏞️ Shopping districts 🛒 Harvard/MIT area 🎓 Near the airport ✈️ 🔎 Must-Visit Attractions 🔴 Red Line Access 👉 Harvard University & MIT 🚉 Harvard Square Station Tour the campuses – book free tours online or at the Admission Center. Note: Dining halls require student access. 🟢 Green Line Access 👉 Quincy Market 🚉 Haymarket Station A historic market full of food stalls – try the famous lobster roll and clam chowder! 🦞🍲 👉 Boston Common 🚉 Park Street or Arlington Station A great place to relax and start the Freedom Trail – a 2-hour walk covering 16 historic sites. 👉 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum 🚉 Museum of Fine Arts Station A stunning private museum filled with art and seasonal gardens 🌸🖼️ – absolutely breathtaking! 🔵 Blue Line Access 👉 Revere Beach 🚉 Wonderland Station (not Revere Beach Station!) Famous for its photogenic clock and sunrise views 🌅⏳ 👉 Whale Watching 🚉 Aquarium Station Available from mid-May to November – a truly unforgettable experience! 🐋 #BostonTravel #BostonAttractions #BostonGuide #BostonUniversities #QuincyMarket