Best Landmarks in Boston

A route marked on the city's sidewalk that connects 16 landmarks, museums, churches, historic houses, monuments, burial grounds, and an old warship, revealing Boston's Colonial history and its contribution to the struggle for Independence.

The Massachusetts State House has a gold dome that was painted silver during one of the world wars.

Erected to commemorate the Battle of Bunker Hill, the area surrounding the monument is a park with a museum.

An iconic statue located in the Boston Public Garden.

Often referred to as "The Cradle of Liberty", it was the stage from which Samuel Adams and James Otis fanned the winds of Revolution and has served as a marketplace since 1742.

The site where five civilians were tragically killed during a clash with British soldiers.

Located outside the Boston Latin School, the oldest public school in America.

The site of the Boston Massacre is located along the Freedom Trail.

The towering left field wall in Fenway Park that has witnessed countless historic moments.

A statue and school located along the Freedom Trail.

A site commemorating the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Dating back to the 1700s, it's now part of the US National Park Service with downtown accommodations, restaurants, and cafes.

The State House of Massachusetts is located in Boston, serving as a backdrop for the video.

A highlight of the Freedom Trail, with its gleaming gold dome.

The Skywalk Observatory is set on the 50th floor of the Boston's Prudental Tower.

A historic fort that played a key role in the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, located on Castle Island.