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Suffolk Downs (Sports arenas and stadiums)
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Nickerson Field (Sports arenas and stadiums)
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Garden of Peace (Parks and squares)
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USS Cassin Young – decorated Fletcher-class destroyer from World War II (Museums, aquariums, and zoos)
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Symphony Hall – home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Boston Pops Orchestra (Performing arts centers)
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Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate – specialty museum with a full-scale reproduction of the U.S. Senate Chamber (Museums, aquariums, and zoos)
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The Boston attractions are made up of two major schools and historic sites. The first thing you should do in Boston is following the 2.5-mile red-brick trail from Boston Common to Bunker Hill. Set aside an hour or three, depending on whether you want a quick tour of the historic site or a tour with a guide in a revolutionary costume. This random tool has compiled a list of 60 major attractions that are well known in the area and one of the most important places for visitors to check in.
The most important thing here is the rich variety of historical sites and cultural heritage preserved in this generator, such as museums, zoos, national parks, historical sites, art centers, religious buildings, stadiums, etc., experience more of the humanities than of the natural landscape. Boston is a 400-year-old American metropolis, hailed as the birthplace of the American Spirit of independence. After constant renovation and planning, now Boston has become one of the important choices of leisure and entertainment visitors.
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