Boston

Boston is one of the oldest cities in the United States (established in 1630), and it is also home to the most famous tea "party" in history. By strolling the Freedom Trail, tourists can relive Boston's involvement in the American Revolution. The capital of the Commonwealth, however, is much more than just its past.

The Boston Pops Orchestra and successful professional athletic teams are located in the capital and largest city of Massachusetts, which is also the largest city in New England. There are several possibilities for cultural events and exquisite eating in this eastern city by the harbor, regardless of whether visitors are going to Paul Revere's house or Fenway Park.

Boston's attractions are renowned, from the Freedom Trail to Fenway Park, the Italian cuisine of the North End to the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in the manner of a Venetian villa.

Boston, a center of American history that is filled with a love of sports and the arts, is bursting with personality. Less well-known sights like the Boston Harbor Islands, a combination of history and nature, and the Black Heritage Trail, which offers insight into Boston's 19th-century Black population, are located alongside the city's renowned locations, diverse neighborhoods, and artistic and architectural treasures.

• Location: Massachusetts