This city seems to have been created for hiking, almost all of it can be walked on your own. For this reason, the capital of Massachusetts is even called the most walkable city in the United States.
The Freedom Trail is considered to be the main tourist route in Boston. The red line marking it stretches four and a half kilometers. You can walk along it by yourself or with a guide.
Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of past centuries during a walking route around Boston will help not only the old buildings, carefully maintained in excellent condition, but also the citizens dressed in the costumes of the colonial era. The only disadvantage of such a walk is the huge number of other tourists.
For those who prefer the art and science routes of Boston, you should head in the opposite direction to the Freedom Trail. Along the way you'll come across the Boston Public Library, the Christian Science Center, a giant glass globe with a 1933 map, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the largest robbery in the country, and many other sites.
If you get tired of walking, you can continue exploring Boston on the tour bus. It is made so that it is convenient not only to look at the city, but also to take pictures on camera. Get off the bus and get on when you buy a day or more pass - at any of the 18 stops if you wish. Transportation runs every 20-30 minutes.
