Things to do in Boston - Boston Attractions

• Ice Skating at Boston Commons
  Typically New Englander's will visit this pool at Boston Commons in the spring time, but in the winter it magically changes itself into a winter wonder land skating pond.  The white snow and ice make it a scene right out of a story book. This same pool which cools thousands of people in the summertime now brings joy to hundreds of ice skaters in the winter. Make sure you bring a nice scarf and warm clothing for the occasion. Imagine skating around the pool and holding hands with your favorite friend!
  
  
• Boston's Fenway Park
  In the same year that the Titanic sunk in 1912 Fenway was completed as one of the smallest parks in the Major league.  Despite the strange shape of its dimensions, its one of the most loved parks in the world. The looming left field wall called the green monster is one of the distinguishing factors about this park. By todays standards the 302 foot trek down the right field line is short by comparison. although the seats a smaller by far than the newer park, it gives a sense of camaraderie between baseball fans. This is the same park where the Redsocks ended the "Curse of the Bambino" in 2004.
  
  
• Beacon Hil
  These distinctive neighborhoodsThese 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 creme-of-the-crop of New England. It is a must to meander through these historic streets.