How do I find Boston attractions with and without a city map?

The main attractions of the city are easy to find even without a map of Boston. They are concentrated in an area of less than seven square kilometers. The Freedom Trail will guide you through 16 historical sites. This red line with explanatory inscriptions starts in Boston Common Park.

Near its beginning, and also at 148 Tremont Street is the Boston Common Visitors Center, where you can hire a guide and get a map of Boston with the listed sights.

And if you need a detailed map of Boston with hotels, bars, restaurants, nightclubs, stores and more, Boston Travel Guide is the place to go. Download the interactive navigator into your smartphone, and it will show you the way to the necessary objects in offline mode, tell you about their opening hours and so on.

The capital of New England is conditionally divided into the groomed South End with its predilection for natural products, Cambridge with the cult of enlightenment, picturesque East Boston, Charlestown with Irish-mafia past, pastoral Newton, vintage Coolidge Corner, family and children's Malden, North End with Italian atmosphere, the ever-active Fenway/Kenmore, cinematic South Boston and two dozen more administrative-territorial districts. Which of these Boston neighborhoods to stay in depends on your finances and preferences.

Allstone and Brighton are Boston neighborhoods that have it all: cafes that look like movie sets, rushing entrepreneurs, fun-loving students, quaint little houses, parties at clubs and darts at the midnight bar.

Back Bay has chic hotels, high-end shopping, upscale restaurants and beautiful architecture.

Beacon Hill is a historic site and the "home of public figures".

South End is considered the largest residential neighborhood with 5-story Victorian style homes. Famous for the "restaurant row" on Tremont Street.

Chainatown is a neighborhood practically in the center of Boston. In these most densely populated neighborhoods there are many restaurants with oriental cuisine.

Vrookline will please with a lot of places for cultural recreation and shopping: theaters, parks, boutiques.

There are no particularly dangerous neighborhoods in Boston. And those that have been criminalized, the citizens are gradually transforming them into quiet corners for living and pastime.