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Attractions in Boston
Boston Public Garden
Museum of Science
Back Bay
Paul Revere’s House
Boston was the site of America’s first subway system.
Located near the financial district, Boston Common is the oldest public park in the United States.
According to the U.S. Census, Boston’s most populous time was 1950 when there were 801,444 people living there.
Between 1630 and 1890, the city of Boston tripled in size due to the leveling of hills and using the extra earth to fill in the marshes and other previously unusable lands along the waterfront.
Fenway Park, home to baseball’s Boston Red Sox, is the oldest sports stadium still in use in the United States by a team in the four major professional sports leagues (NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL).
The city of Boston has the unique distinction of being home to both the first public school and the first college in America.
Until 1954 when they moved to Milwaukee, the city of Boston was home to two major league baseball teams, with the Boston Braves sharing the city with the Boston Red Sox.
Things to do in Boston
Are you going to visit Boston? Try these useful things to do tips to make your trip great fun.