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 Bunker Hill Monument
posted by triplecrown on 25 August 2009 at 19:42 This is a monument that is seen for miles around. You climb to the top (many stairs) and you can see for miles. It is a slice of American history from the Revolutionary war period. It gives you a sense of the past. You will also enjoy the small museum on the grounds for further exploration. The Back Bay Hotel
posted by shravyareddy on 15 July 2009 at 07:31 The Hotel is very beautiful and luxurious. They provide guest rooms with all facilities needed in that. There are 225 rooms. The dining area is very big. The food is very tasty. They provide Irish breakfasts, lunch and a full a la carte dinner menu. There is even Irish bar. The best place to enjoy ... more Fenway Park
posted by awesme on 1 July 2009 at 02:28 Since april 20, 1912, this baseball stadium has been the home of the Boston Red Sox. It is a fabulous sports venue -- great for rooting for the home team, or visit Fenway Park for a tour. Other events include occasional concerts. There is an annual Red Cross Blood Drive on every September 11th th ... more The Capital Grille
posted by irishiiiiiis on 1 June 2009 at 12:54 The Capital Grille is a chain restaurant with locations thru out the United States. It is a good place to bring a client to for a formal lunch or dinner. The service is usually good. The steak regardless of what cut you choose is always good. Old Town Trolley Tours of Boston
posted by triplecrown on 22 May 2009 at 20:20 They give you a good tour of the city. It is quite expensive - as all tours seem to be these days. We liked it, but were disappointed that it is not an actual trolley. They give a good narration and you learn a lot of the colonial history. |
Famous for its not so civilised tea party (or revolution to most of us) Boston is awash with history like almost no other city in the United States. Much of its 19th century architecture has been beautifully preserved and becasuse of its compact nature it's an easy place to get around to see all the sights, so you won't need to hire a car unless you plan to take day trips, or perhaps a road trip to the west coast!/p> How to get there When to go What to do Whatever you're planning to do when you get there let dealchecker help you find a cheap flight to Boston. Once you've booked your flights why not try our search for cheap hotels in Boston?
Direct flights to Boston operate from London, Manchester and Belfast with a range of indirect options from other airports such as Birmingham and Newcastle. A flight to Boston takes about 8 hours, and about 7 on the way back by virtue of the jetstream giving your plane a little nudge the whole way home across the Atlantic. The route is covered by a range of scheduled operators such as British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, American Airlines and United who all offer plenty of direct flights. Boston is often the cheapest city to get to in the States bar New York with prices starting at about £240 in winter. You may even be able to find a city break package which is a hassle free option.
Boston enjoys a warm summer, pleasant spring and autumn but often cold winters. The peak months of July and August should be avoided if possible to miss the hottest weather and the most expensive prices both for accommodation and flights. Boston in April, May and June is very pleasant and much more affordable, while September and October can get expensive due to the 'Fall' season when many tourists flock to New England to see the autumn leaf show put on by mother nature. So in short probably the best all round time to book your flights to Boston is late spring / early summer. The prime time to grab cheap flights to Boston is definitely winter but beware, take your woolies!
Once you've bagged your cheap flights to Boston you'll need a plan of what to take in and the Bostonians have done a great deal of your work for you by setting up a number of trails that you can walk to take in the city's history. These cover the American Revolution, great writers and the civil rights movement so plenty to get started with there! The city is also sports mad with a major league baseball team and NFL football team too so if you can achieve the impossible and find some tickets you could be visiting a true sports spectacular. Aside from that there's some great shopping, fantastic Irish bars, good restaurants and much more. You'll certainly not be stuck for things to do in Boston.
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