One of the chief attractions in the area is Mount Auburn Cemetery which is 175 acres of stunning hills, rippling ponds, gorgeous meadows and magnificent woodlands. It is also one of the most attractive and historic landscapes in America. Boston is also loaded with exceptional museums such as Fogg Museum in Harvard, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts.
When you say Red Sox in a crowded street in Boston everyone might just stop and start talking about their latest game. Such is the craze for baseball in Boston though ice hockey is a close second.
You can find an international brand in one of the numerous shopping outlets or an exquisite dress from some small exclusive boutique tucked away in a corner of Newbury Street. Boston has a wide array of excellent cuisines to offer from a simple mouthwatering hot dog to cordon bleu cooking if you are in the mood for fine dining.
Boston is a tourist's paradise as it offers something throughout the year. But, weather-wise it is best seen in September, October and late spring. Boston and Cambridge are very colorful in September with returning students and in May and June during graduation time. During these times it is better to make reservations for hotels and restaurants well in advance.
Summer brings with it concerts on the Esplanade, cruises in the harbor and idyllic dining in side walk cafés. If you are beach crazy, summer is the best time for visiting. Gorgeous trees in their fall look with intermittent church steeples makes autumn in Boston a veritable feast for the eyes.
Boston can be a glorious place to discover American history and the quaint mixture of everything modern and ancient can only add to the delight experienced by visitors. Staying at a
Boston luxury hotel, you too can participate in guided tours and explorations to your heart's content. Consider the
Langham Boston for your stay in the city, as it offers plenty of luxury and comfort with great affordability.