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Things to do in Boston - Boston Attractions

• New Boston State House
  Designed by the famous Charles Bulfinch, this magnificent edifice was completed in 1798. Both Samuel Adams and Paul Revere, two surviving governors of the revolution were present to see this building under construction. You'll notice that the dome is not painted a traditional gold but a grey eliminating any reflections which could signal German bombers. Inside the building are several halls such as: the hall of flags, the great hall, and the governor's office. Lastly, the front of the build features two statues of martyrs Anne Hutchinson and Mary both excommunicated for their religious views.
  
  
• Boston Park Swan Boats
  If you're looking for a spring activity, visit Boston's premier Public gardens founded around 1837.  A beautifully romantic spot for couples, you can take a stroll down one of the many winding pathways. Take a wonderful and relaxing 15 minute journey around the lake while enjoying many of the resident birds that frequent during this season. On you journey you will have close up encounters with wildlife such as water birds, ducks and swans that live in the lagoon. If you time your trip correctly, you may see the delivery of their baby swans.
  
  
• Beacon Hil
  These distinctive neighborhoods bring admirers from every walk of life to Boston. Row houses and mansions built on rolling hills in an early 18th -19th century style, characterizes some of the early history of Boston. Marked by cobblestone streets, gaslights, and brick sidewalks has made Beacon Hill a particularly interesting place. One such street is notoriously called Acorn Street which captures more the attention from photographers than any of its kind. Some of the most expensive houses are found at the world renowned Charles Street which features great restaurants, antique shops, and Louisburg Square, the crème-of-the-crop of New England. It is a must to meander through these historic streets.