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No. 2 of Fall Viewing Attractions in Boston

Boston Common

Boston Common was built in 1643 and is located in the center of Boston. It is the oldest park in the United States and the starting point of the Freedom Trail. Today's Boston Common has become a green park open to the public for people to enjoy. At the main entrance of the park stands a majestic statue of a war hero, Washington on horseback.

No. 14 of Best Things to Do in Boston

Fenway Park

Fenway Park is a very old and historic one in Major League Baseball. Since 1912, it has been the home of the Boston Red Sox, a veteran team of the American League, and countless games have been played on this field. After several generations, let the times change, Fenway Park still stands firmly here. The left field area of Fenway Park is relatively smaller than other courses, but it has a green wall of about 11.3 feet high, which makes the viewing effect quite shocking. If you're here to play, don't miss the Green Monster's famous Pesky pole and the red seat at TedWilliam's.

No. 18 of Best Things to Do in Boston

Old State House

Surrounded by the modern skyscrapers of Boston, a 2-story brick building stands out as uniquely distinctive: the Old State House. Though it may look small beneath the surrounding downtown high-rises, it was actually the site of a pivotal moment in American history. Today, the former council chamber serves as a Boston history museum, showcasing historical materials from the colonial era to the present day, where visitors can learn about the city's past and present.

No. 19 of Best Things to Do in Boston

Massachusetts State House

The Massachusetts State Capitol is a classical building with a golden dome on Beacon Hill in Boston. The buildings with red brick walls, white columns and golden roofs are particularly conspicuous, so they have long been a symbol of Boston. In front of the building is an equestrian statue of Joseph Hooker, which commemorates the excellence of the U.S. Army Major in the Seminole War, the Mexican-American War and the American Civil War. There are many other statues in front of the building, including former U.S. President John F. Kennedy, former U.S. Secretary of State Daniel Webster, and educator Horace Mann. Entering the building, the interior is magnificent, and the flag hall below the dome collects various war flags from the civil war period. In the stair hall, you can also see the murals about Paul Revere's flying horse and "Boston Tea". It is worth mentioning that a famous wooden fish hangs in the hall of the House of Representatives. It is the "sacred cod" of Massachusetts, indicating that the importance of fishing here since 1784 cannot be ignored. In addition, there are many precious historical documents such as the "Mayflower Peace Treaty" in the underground archives and museums.

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Public Garden

The Boston Public Garden is located in the center of Boston, adjacent to Boston Common. The garden is full of flowers and mottled trees, like an oasis of beautiful scenery. The garden has different scenery in all seasons. The most beautiful one is spring, when hundreds of flowers bloom, and the tulips planted in the garden (May) are colorful and very beautiful. Take a ride, it's a place for families, couples, friends or alone. In addition, the public garden has a non-profit organization with more than 2,500 people, and has also specially printed a brochure to introduce the history and culture of the park.

No. 1 of Ski Resorts in Norfolk County

Blue Hills Ski Area

Blue Mountain Ski Resort is about an hour's drive from downtown Boston and is a popular winter sports destination in the area. The ski resort has multiple ski trails and cable cars, covering multiple levels of difficulty from gentle greenways to steep black diamonds. The terrain park has jumps and iron facilities, which attract freestyle skiing enthusiasts. Night skiing is open as usual, which is suitable for office workers to arrange their time flexibly. The ski school offers group courses, which children can participate in, and the rental office is equipped with single and double boards and protective gear. The ski resort restaurant serves American light meals and hot drinks, but there will be queues during peak hours, and some tourists are advised to bring their own snacks. The ski trails are crowded on weekend afternoons, so it is recommended to arrive on weekdays or in the morning. Snow conditions are greatly affected by the weather. The official website updates the snowmaking and ski trail opening status daily. It is recommended to check before traveling. Parking is free, but you need to walk to the ski equipment hall. Those carrying heavy equipment can borrow a transfer cart. Non-skiers can purchase a viewing ticket and take the cable car to overlook the Boston skyline.

NBA Boston Celtics Home Game

The NBA's Boston Celtics is a professional basketball team from Boston, Massachusetts. The Celtics' history is filled with legendary figures. The team is renowned for its excellent teamwork and offensive skills. Founded in 1946, the team's home arena is the TD Garden in Boston.

John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum

The Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum was established as a museum in memory of the 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy. The building was designed by IM Pei, a well-known Chinese architect, and includes 9 exhibition halls, libraries, and archives buildings related to Kennedy. The museum is mainly used to store the original documents of the Kennedy government, letters, and all Kennedy's documents and television speeches, as well as the works of Ernest and Hemingway.

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