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Boston is one of America’s oldest and most celebrated cities. Boston, Massachusetts is known as a cultural hub on the east coast of the United States. This is largely due to all of the colleges and universities located in the city.
 
Boston is the home to schools such as Harvard, MIT, Tufts University, Boston University, and Northeastern University. These schools greatly enrich the area, not only with their students and historic buildings, but with the art and history they preserve and bring to the area. Cambridge, the suburb where Harvard and MIT are located, is home to many famous squares, like Kendall Square and Central Square, which add beauty and history to the area. Chestnut Hill, the suburb that is famous as the home of Boston College, has the McMullen Museum of Art and Alumni Stadium, home of the Boston College Eagles football team.
 
One of the best ways to see the greatest landmarks of Boston, mostly pertaining to the American Revolution, is to follow the Freedom Trail. The Freedom Trail is an almost 3 mile red brick line that runs along the sidewalk in Boston to guide tourists to certain landmarks, including cemeteries and churches. Because of its rich American history, Boston is one of the best cities in which to spend the Fourth of July. After learning some of the country’s history, one of the best seats in the country is by the Charles River watching the Boston Pops play and the fireworks explode.
 
The local food in Boston has a large emphasis on seafood, salt, and dairy, and who can really mess up those ingredients too badly?
 
In the summer, it’s also a great time to catch a Red Sox game at Boston’s famed baseball stadium, Fenway Park. Tours of the stadium are also given every hour on the hour from 9 in the morning to 4 in the afternoon on days when the Red Sox aren’t scheduled to play.
 
If you prefer colder weather, Boston always sees snow in the winter, and every New Year’s Eve the hosts an event called First Night. First Night is an outdoor artistic and cultural event that started in Boston in the 1970s and has since spread to other major cities in the United States. As the capital city of Massachusetts, there is always a ton to do and learn in Boston.
 

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