Bean Town. Paul Revere's midnight ride. Sam Adams beer. Lots and lots of American history in one city. A must see.

Nav:

City Walk: If you don't join a tour or have an audio tour, try a self guided tour on the Freedom Trail. It's a red line on the sidewalk that takes you by several historic sites. It's basically a historical city walk.

Someone park a cah in Havard yad!
Not 5 MPH...not 7 MPH...6...and they're checking!
USS Constitution...oldest ship in the US Navy fleet. Built in 1779...Nickname: Old Ironsides.
Boston Public Library...
More of a museum than a library.
Signal lanterns from this church were lit to signal the British advance on Lexington and Concord.
Paul Revere's house...built in 1680.
Anyone feel like having a Boston Tea Party?!
Sam Adams...signer of the Declaration of Independence.
Faneuil Hall...a meeting hall were Bostonians met to voice grievance against the British Empire...
Inside Faneuil Hall...
March 5, 1770...British troops shoot and kill five Americans on this spot outside Faneuil Hall during the Boston Massacre.
Ben Franklin lived here for a bit...so his bust is on the outside of the building.
Fenway, baby...
Even if you don't love baseball or the Red Sox...this is a fun crowd and historic venue.

Nosh:

Union Oyster House: The oldest restaurant in the country, since 1826.

Boston baked beans
Boston cream pie

Nip:

Bell In Hand Tavern: America's oldest tavern, founded in 1795. Didn't get a photo of the beer...doesn't matter...go anyway.