As one of the most iconic cities in the nation, Boston is the most populous city in New England, and one of the oldest cities in the United States. With the area’s many colleges and universities, The City on a Hill is considered the center of American education. No matter if you meander down the historic winding streets of the North End, or catch a Red Socks game at Fenway Park, Boston has a little something for everyone (as long as you don’t mind the drivers).
Population: 685,094
Median Household Income: $107,311
Median Property Value: $596,400
Events
Events In Boston
Boston is known for its wild St. Patrick’s Day Parade, but there are several other events throughout the year that are worth showing up for! The Boston Marathon is one of the most sought after races in the U.S. drawing runners from all across the country. The Boston Science Fiction Film Festival showcases feature and short sci-fi films that ends with a 24-hour movie marathon of new and classic films.
Restaurants in Boston
Of course no trip to Boston would be complete without a bowl of clam chowder, but after you get warmed up on such a delicious soup, there are many more eateries to discover in town. Mario’s Restaurant offers classic Italian fare with a nod to the historical inhabitants of the Boston area. Ostra offers fresh caught seafood and vegetarian food at its elegant dining room. And by our sleuthing, James Hook and Company has the best lobster roll in town.
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Attractions
Nearby Boston Attractions
For those who are a fan of U.S. history, Boston has so much to offer, including Paul Revere’s home, the USS Constitution Museum, and the Freedom Trail with numerous sites of historical import. Catching a game at the historic Fenway park is a must during baseball season. And after a long day of walking around the many amazing sites, quench your thirst at one of the oldest breweries in the nation at the Samuel Adams Brewery.