William Ellery Channing Statue, Boston

Bay Village

Bay Village is one of the smallest neighborhoods in Boston, a friendly and Bohemian area that has become a hub for Boston's gay community

The Boston Public Garden

The Boston Public Garden is the largest and oldest botanical garden in the United States, dating back to 1837

Gibson House Museum

The Gibson House Museum is located in a historic Victorian brownstone rowhouse museum in the Back Bay dating back to 1859

Charles Street

Charles Street on Beacon Hill is a shopping street lined with numerous antique stores and boutiques

Arthur Fiedler Memorial

The Arthur Fiedler Memorial honors the conductor of the Boston Pops who popularized classical music in the city

The Old South Church

The Old South Church is a prominent, historical church with classic Northern Italian Gothic architecture and beautiful stained glass windows

Boston Common

Founded in 1634, Boston Common is one of the oldest public parks in the United States

Boston Opera House

Rose Nichols House Museum

The Nichols House Museum is set in the 4-storey townhouse built in 1804, that was home to landscapist and suffragist Rose Standish Nichols from 1885 till her death in 1960

Boston Chinatown Gate

The Chinatown Gate at the corner of Beach Street and Surface Road (T: South Station) is the most visible symbol of Chinatown for the tourists