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Update to “Traveling to Boston Soon” (self.casualconversation)

submitted 1 year ago by orangeNgreen to c/casualconversation

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I posted a few weeks ago asking for ideas on what to do in Boston. I appreciated all of the suggestions!

We ended up having less free time than I expected us to, but we were able to do a few things on the list.

Our hotel was right near the Boston Public Library, and we spent a good amount of time exploring that area. We walked around the Prudential Center, ate at Ramsay’s Kitchen, got to scope out the library, checked out a good bit of the Freedom Trail, saw some sea life at the New England Aquarium, tried some breweries (I enjoyed Democracy Brewing a lot), shopped around Quincy Market, and hung out around Little Italy and China Town.

I’d say we walked at least 5 miles per day, and saw a lot of historical sites. Definitely an enjoyable visit!

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[–] orangeNgreen 2 points 1 year ago

I saw those boat cars driving all around! They looked fun!