Boston travel guide

So much "more than a feeling..."

If you want something old, something new, and plenty of blood that's blue, there's no place better than Boston, the historic birthplace of revolutionary thought. Bostonians know that there is a lot for visitors to do, and 250 years of history has been conveniently distilled into a 2 1/2-hour walk along the Freedom Trail. Take the extra time, however, to linger at sites, like the Old South Meeting House, where you can witness recreations of the Tea Party debates; be reminded of a time when the country's leaders not only meant what they said but could pronounce all the words too. From the ideas that shaped a nation to the ones still debated at the city's world-renowned educational institutions, Boston has an intellectual reputation - but also being sweet (Think of Beantown!). With so much talent around, Boston pops with culture. But those looking to sweat out the effects of a night out can always run, baby, run! The river Charles and many parks make Boston the perfect city for sports and swan lovers alike, with plenty of great spots for running and boating, while the transcendentalist spirit that shaped the city in the 19th century lives on in the numerous yoga studios around town. Wherever your interests may lie, smile and say "Chowdah!" as memories of a visit to Boston are guaranteed keepers.