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A woman in a purple shirt is standing in front of a building, holding a cup. She is wearing a backpack and is smiling.
A man and a woman are posing for a picture in a park. The man is wearing a brown jacket and the woman is wearing a black jacket. They are standing near a fence and there are
A street view of a city with a hand tavern and a bell.
A woman standing in front of a brick wall with a sign that says "The Point's Mural".
A statue of a man on a horse in front of a building.
The BUNKER HILL MONUMENT is a large obelisk with a pathway leading to it.
A man is standing on a boat with a blue rope and a sign that says "USS Constitution (Where the Freedom Trail Ends)".
Two people are standing on a street with their arms raised.
ed with a lemon wedge Veal and chicken sautéed with butter, white wine, broccoli ground veal, and cheese, pan tossed with a lemon wedge
A sign that says Bova's Bakery also located in the North End.
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3 Day Massachusetts Itinerary: Day 2 🏙️

Slide 1: The Boston Public Library was high on my list to visit for this trip. So many cozy spots to sit down & read. So many nooks to explore. OH & they even have a bar located inside to order some fun cocktails too!

Slide 2: We officially began our hike of The Freedom Trail by FOOT! (Be prepared to walk over 20,000 steps if you decide to walk it)

Slides 3-4: The Freedom Trail led us to this Diagon Alley vibe of an area right next to Boston City Hall. Wish we had more time to explore this location as the stores & restaurants looked so cute!

Slides 5-8: A continuation of The Freedom Trail, featuring the Paul Revere (made me think of Noah Kahan) & Bunker Hill monuments, and ending at the USS Constitution which we got to go aboard!

Slides 9-10: The North End isn’t far from where The Freedom Trail ends off at & we were told by locals this is the place to be for all your Italian food/pastry needs. The cutest little area with a plethora of restaurants to choose from you can’t go wrong with any of them, but definitely make a reservation as they start booking up pretty early. In regard to dessert we were told Mike’s Pastries was good, but the line was around the corner so we tried Bova’s & idk Mikes may have some competition!

Hope you enjoy Day 2 & definitely save all these recs for your next trip there!

#bostontrip #boston #travelrecommendations #traveltips #eastcoast

Boston
2024/12/27 Edited to

... Read moreBoston, a city rich in history and culture, has so much to offer visitors. Begin your day with a visit to the Boston Public Library, known for its stunning architecture and cozy reading nooks that invite you to linger. Don't forget to check out the hidden bar—a unique feature that adds a fun twist to your library visit. Next, immerse yourself in the historical significance of The Freedom Trail. This 2.5-mile path takes you to 16 significant sites, including the iconic Paul Revere Monument and the USS Constitution. Be prepared for an exhilarating walk that may exceed 20,000 steps, but each site offers a glimpse into the past, making it all worth it. After soaking in historical sights, engage your taste buds in the North End, Boston’s famed Italian neighborhood. Locals recommend making reservations due to the popularity of the restaurants. Try Bova’s Bakery for freshly made pastries or Mike’s Pastries, known for its cannoli, though the queue may be long. Each pizzeria and trattoria here promises an authentic taste of Italy, ensuring you enjoy a delightful dining experience. Lastly, enrich your experience by visiting the numerous boutique shops and charming streets adjacent to Boston City Hall, reminiscent of London’s Diagon Alley. This area encapsulates the vibrancy of Boston life, filled with unique stores and eateries waiting to be discovered. Make the most of Day 2—it's packed with adventure, history, and mouthwatering cuisine!