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Fenway Park

One of Boston's oldest baseball fields built-in 1912 the Fenway Park is still one of the jewels where the Major Baseball League is held. The home ground of the Red Sox the ballpark is a great representation of the little but significant evolution of things. Fenway Park has an atmosphere full of enthusiasm and excitement before the start of any game. The park also offers visitors guided tours around the 9 acres of the stadium. The 108-year-old Fenway Park is located near Kenmore square and has been home to the Boston's Red Sox baseball team since 1953. Fenway Park also offers visitors guided tours around the stadium showing them the lone red seat, the green monster, the triangle, and the foul poles. These are the important features required for the games to commence smoothly. Fenway Park is not only used for baseball matches but also football matches, soccer games, concerts, hockey games, hurling, and Gaelic football matches and boxing matches. Read More

One of the oldest Baptist churches in the country, the First Baptist Church or “Brattle Square Church” was built in the Richardsonian and Romanesque style in 1665 and offers a little bit of greenery. A noteworthy feature is a frieze decorated with sculptures referred to as “Les Quatres Etapes de la vie Chretienne” or “the Four Stages of the Christian Life.” It hosts Bible Study and Prayer meetings on Wednesdays between the months of September to June. Sunday services are marked by choir and solo performances. Read More

First Church in Boston was founded in 1630 and follows Unitarian Universalism. During Sunday services, the church sings hymns, listens to the professional choir and offers the possibility of engaging with ministers and fellow members. The stone church has a Gothic-style tower, courtyards, a plaza and lawns. The church is a welcoming and nurturing environment for children as it hosts “World of Wonder,” offers childcare, organises book clubs, art exhibitions and adult education programs. Read More

First Lutheran Church of Boston was established in 1839 and is a frequently visited church. A Modernist structure set amidst a Victorian neighbourhood, it houses a red-brick coffer and a popular oak organ that goes perfectly with the interior. Moreover, it hosts sermon recitals, shares devotionals and several music events.

The Fo Guang Buddhist Temple is a Chinese Mahayana temple and is the first temple built in Massachusetts by Fo Guang Shan Temple. He initially started with an idea of preaching Buddhism in Boston by creating a Greater Boston Buddhist Cultural Center, which was a restaurant that he purchased in between Harvard University and MIT. The center was a teahouse and a bookstore and also included reading groups and meditation classes for children and adults. The center stays in touch with the local Buddhist community groups and other religious groups, which further led to the expansion of its members and also led to the shift of venue. Read More

Fort Warren is situated on Georges Island and is a National Historic Landmark. It is named after Dr Joseph Warren and is known for its role in the Civil War, WWI, WWII, and is a brilliant example of coastal engineering. Fort Warren is a pentagonal fort which is 40-50 minutes ferry ride away from Boston and is a bastion fort. The Georges Island that houses it is spread over 40-acres and also has a museum and snack bar. It is usually from May till October. Fort Warren is a must-visit for any history enthusiast due to the crucial role it had played over centuries. Read More

Opened in 1912 the Franklin Park Zoo is one of Boston’s most unique Zoo with myriad species of animals, birds, and reptiles. The well-maintained zoo is now looked after by the New England Zoo. Currently home to an exotic range of wild species of animals the Franklin park zoo boasts a collection of well-crafted exhibits with animals from different continents and regions of the world. Located at the Northern end of Franklin park is the Franklin park zoo, a popular attraction for not only outsiders but also the local residents of Boston. The unique park is home to different animals like the African lions, Asian tigers, Masai giraffe, and the red panda. The Franklin Zoo park also has an affordable and colorful gift shop with souvenirs and essentials for its visitors. In addition to this, the zoo park also has a few fast-food restaurants with delicious and mouth-watering dishes. The zoo also works towards safeguarding endangered species and zoos. Read More

Freedom Trail is a famous 2.5-mile red line which recites the story of bygone times to its visitors. With 16 official sites, Freedom Trail has a lot to offer, especially to history buffs. These sites range from meeting houses and burying grounds to Churches and Chapels. You can either opt for a paid guided tour or get a map of the train and explore the sites on your own. The highlights of Freedom Trail are Faneuil Hall, Bunker Hill monument, Old State House Museum and the Old North Church. Established in 1951, the Freedom Trail was built mainly in red brick to provide people with a single pedestrian trail that would connect the various historical sites of the city. The City of Boston's Freedom Trail Commission is responsible for the maintenance of this trail that highlights key events of the American Revolution. In order to make it easier to identify the 16 sites, some of which include Faneuil Hall, Park Street Church, Old Corner Bookstore, they are marked on the floor with the Freedom Trail plaque. Read More

This one of its kind amusement park is both a ride park and as well as a water park, namely fun town and Splashtown. This park is located near the old Orchard beach and provides a day of fun and excitement for all age groups. From high-speed water rides to many heart-pounding rides, Funtown Splashtown is the right place for your day of fun!

Galleria D’Orsay is one place where you can find the finest artworks in the city. The gallery offers a wide collection of six centuries of art begging from the old masters of art to the new. Galleria D’Orsay proudly collaborates with artists and brings together various exhibitions throughout the year. Since 2020, this gallery has been the main attraction point at Newbury Street, Boston. The gallery has a highly trained and qualified staff that researches and sources the best and in the world and then they curate it under one roof so that you can witness it and experience art like never before. So next time you are in Boston, don’t forget to check out this amazing place! Read More