Boston Map, Massachusetts

Boston History

 Following the Revolution, the city became one of the wealthiest trading ports in the world because of the consolidated seafaring tradition of the city.  The descendants of the old Boston families were regarded as the cultural and social elites of the nation during this time, and they were later known as the Boston Brahmins.  Boston was considered a city in 1822.  Manufacturing became a significant part of the... read more

Boston Travel Guide

Boston is US nation's history and myth capital. It was, until 1755, the biggest city in America and the most directly affected by the British Crown (you can see that if you only consider that it has the same name as the city in UK). Numerous evocative sites from that era are preserved along the Freedom Trail through downtown. read more

Boston Sightseeing

 There is also the Boston Harbor Islands State Park, where you can take a ferry to tour Fort Warren and Georges Island; the Arnold Arboretum, which is the oldest in North America, as well as one of the leading centers for studying plants in the world; and the Boston Common and Public Garden, where there is plenty to do to keep anyone busy.   read more

Boston Nightlife

 The Temple Bar has become a great place for any occasion.  They have a detailed approach to clarity of taste, execution, and food preparation that is punctuated with a list of various wines.  At night, guests can enjoy a specialty cocktail from their list of drinks at the bar.  This place draws the local resident and young professional crowd.  The interior of the Temple Bar gives an elegant and relaxed... read more