Fun for Free

by admin, July 7th, 2010 | No Comments

The economic recession may finally be letting up, but most people are still looking for ways to save money, especially on vacations.  If you’re planning a trip to Boston, you’re in luck.  This city has plenty of activities that are great for friends and family, absolutely free.  Check out of our favorites, for a cheap, good time.

  1. The Freedom Trail: This 2.5 mile-long, brick trail navigates visitors through the city to 16 different historical sites.  A few of the sites charge admission fees but most can be toured for no charge.  You can opt for the self-guided tour or book a tour along the trail at the Boston Common Visitors Center.  The Freedom Trail takes you along a stroll through the beautiful city of Boston, present and past. (more…)

History, Shopping, and Great Dining all in One

by admin, July 7th, 2010 | No Comments

Over 250 years ago Revolutionaries Samuel Adams and James Otis gave speeches to citizens and passerby at Faneuil Hall, promoting the colonists independence from the British.  It is now one of the most popular stops along the Freedom trail, with a number of shops and restaurants on sight.

Quincy Market is located near Faneuil Hall and is a hot spot for dining in the area.  A replica of the famous Cheers restaurant can be found in Quincy Market.  The Comedy Connection, a well-known comedy club in the city, also calls this building home.  This market was built in the 1820s and is named after Josiah Quincy, the mayor who organized the construction project. (more…)