Boston & Cambridge Guide
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In Boston and Cambridge, you'll find historic structures, lively bars, creative cuisine, as well as widely recognized attractions such as Fenway Park, Harvard Square, and the Freedom Trail.
Accusations of witchcraft in Boston were soon followed by mass hysteria in Salem.
Cambridge pays tribute to its African American heroes with a marked walking trail that goes through Harvard Square and other neighborhoods.
The Boston park and historic landmark includes a long boardwark perfect for exploring the coastline, as well a five-sided fort open for tours during summer months.
George Washington set up headquarters in Cambridge while battling for control of Boston during the American Revolutionary War.
Just being around Harvard makes you want to learn something. Luckily, the area has a wide and diverse selection of bookstores.
Harvard Square in Cambridge has always been one of the liveliest spots in the Boston area and a favorite stop for Boston visitors.
Three museums in one make up Harvard Art Museum. Two of those, Fogg and Busch Reisinger, are closed for renovations until 2013.