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Boston\u2014capital city of Massachusetts and one of the oldest cities in the North America, founded by English settlers it became a colonial boom town and a stage for some of the key events in America\u2019s fight for independence. Fast-forward to today\u2014Boston has matured into the United States\u2019 flagship city for culture and learning.<\/p>\n
Embark on a journey of historical wonder on Freedom Trail;<\/strong> Old-world charm meets the youthful energy in one of America\u2019s \u2018brainiest\u2019 cities. Home to institutions such as Harvard and Boston University, its huge student population ensures a lively nightlife and music scene. The city\u2019s entertainment options include everything from Irish pubs to Classical musical recitals.<\/p>\n MIT University, a home to innovative brains:<\/strong> Copley Square\u2014A center point to all famous landmarks in Boston:<\/strong>
\nThe best way to get the sense of Boston history is to walk the freedom trail, a two and a half mile journey that takes you past 16 historical locations. You should start from Boston Common and pass the State House and some of the Boston\u2019s oldest graveyards and churches as you make your way to the Bunker Hill, the site of an important battle in the revolutionary war.<\/p>\n
\nTake a stroll in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and you will encounter the Ray and Maria Stata center, designed by architect Frank Gehry. This Doctor Suess like creation was completed in 2004 and compliments MIT\u2019s innovative atmosphere.<\/p>\n
\nCopley Square is the one of the Boston\u2019s beautiful spots. It is home to the Trinity Church and Richard Sony in Romanesque Church, founded in 1733, The John Hancock tower, the tallest building in Boston and the Boston Public Library, containing over six million books on endless topics. The Boston Public library was the first one to introduce the art of formal storytelling. The first session was held at the Children\u2019s room 1902.<\/p>\n