By: Michael Grover
Boston, Massachusetts is a wonderful city to be in, especially in April through July, where there are reenactments, parades, and lots of ceremonies all regarding its rich history in the early parts of the revolution. Day 1 will be spent by arriving from the airport, checking into a hotel, and then walking down the Freedom Trail and seeing the Old State House, Paul Revere’s house, and many other locations.
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Day 2’s breakfast can be spent at The Paramount with fresh french toast and omelet. Then after that, the rest of the morning can be spent at the Boston Common, which is known to be the oldest public park in America. Lunch can then be spent at The Barking Crab and getting a delicious lobster roll.
The afternoon can be spent on the Boston Tea Party Ships and its Museum. It’s highly recommended because of how interactive and theatrical it is, such as throwing barrels from replica ships of “tea” into the harbor and talking with the costumed guides. The rest of the day will be spent by heading to the airport and flying home. The total price for 2 days in Boston is around $462 to $3,018 that includes daily accommodations, activities, and food. The average price a day per person is $291 and for 2 people is $582 a day. This can be a planning guide for others.
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