It was cold in Boston, but we bundled up and explored the city- it was one fun-filled week. Traveling with the youngest two of our five was a breeze and certainly a lot cheaper than feeding teenage boys
Boston is filled with the best of everything. And for us it will always be filled with the best memories. The European vibe it echoes seeps into your bone- every street corner seems to have a moment in history- a story to tell.
For me, Boston ranks with the most beautiful cities in the world- Paris, Copenhagen, London, Prague, Berlin, Luxembourg City, Lucerne, New York, and D.C. I have been to them all and I have loved them all, but Boston will always have my heart. If you ever get the chance, you must go. Stay in the historic district if you can. We stayed at Marriot's Custom House- it was fabulous. I will return one day!
Here's my list of the Best of Boston
Boston Creme Pies- There is a Dunkn' Donuts on every Corner
Hanover Street in Boston's North end- Italian food and Mike's Pastrys
Harvard University- it's amazing
The Daffodils
The Pink blossoms
The street libraries
The architecture
the Quiet Streets
Queen Anne's Carousel
Boston's T- the subway
China Town
The Theatre District- We loved Les Miserables
Queen Anne's Carousel
Fenway
Boston Common
Freedom Trail
The street musicians
Don't forget to add on Lexington, Concord, Sleepy Hollow Cemetery and my favorite Walden
The windy Streets
Duck Tour
Boston Harbor
Custom House
Boston Public Market
And my favorite- The cemeteries--- We love you Paul Revere
Tomorrow, I begin my rod trip from Southern Utah to Chicago with the oldest of our fab 5- It is going to be amazing. I hope you will follow along!
xo,
Barnwood and Tulips
P.S. I miss you Boston1
