Boston

Boston is often called the cradle of American History. The city, founded in 1630 is one of America's oldest. It boast a large number of historical landmarks and monuments. The 20th century added a series of skyscrapers to the skyline of church spires.

Many visitors are surprised by the relaxed atmosphere of this cosmopolitan city. Several historic districts including the romantic Beacon Hill and luxurious Back Bay would fit nicely in any European city. The city's skyscrapers in the financial district have less architectural value but add a nice constrast to Boston's older districts.

Some Boston Highlights:

Back Bay, Boston
	The Back Bay, developed in the 19th century, is a district in French style. Most of its brownstone houses, built for the richer Bostonians, have survived the demolition frenzy of the 60s & 70s. More about the Back Bay...

Old South Meeting House, Boston
	Old South Meeting House was built in 1729 as a Puritan place of worship. It soon became a place were revolutionaries gathered, most famously on the eve of the Boston Tea Party. More about the building...