Boston Massachusetts was first incorporated as a town in 1630 and in 1822 Boston became a city which is one of America's oldest cites. Boston is home to nearly 590,000 residents as well as many coveted institutions of higher learning and some of the world's finest hospitals.
Boston is also home to numerous cultural and professional sports organizations as well as an expansive financial district. Millions of people visit Boston to tour its historic neighborhoods like the Freedom Trail, Faneuil Hall, and the North End.
The Boston
sports teams draw fans from all over the world to see a Red Sox game at Fenway Park as well as the large number of minor league teams located throughout
Massachusetts. The 2011 Stanley Cup Champion Boston Bruins and 2008 NBA Champions Boston Celtics home games are played at the Boston Garden and the New England Patriots games are played a short drive away in
Foxborough MA. Outstanding
museums such as the
Museum of Science or the
Museum of Fine Art should be part of any visit.
Accommodations are plentiful and diversified. You can spend your time in a
hotel on the historic waterfront or next to the Public Gardens (with its charming Swan Boats) or close by the Boston Common. Getting around is easy with Boston's wide reaching public transportation system.
You can get just about anywhere using the
MBTA and Logan International Airport is your gateway to the rest of the world. Bostonians are very proud of their city, their history and their heritage, so people from other places are always welcome here.
Former President Clinton called Boston a nationwide model in crime prevention. Boston has a lower crime rate than most major cities across the country. There are unlimited reasons to come to Boston Massachusetts and we hope you will find one that suits your plans and visit here soon
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