Whether you’re a big fan of one of its five major sports teams, love clam chowder or just adore historical places, taking a tour of Boston should be close to the top of your planned travel destinations. Boston, the largest city in Massachusetts, sits along the state’s eastern edge alongside Boston Bay giving it a beautiful view of the Atlantic Ocean.
But there’s much more to Boston. A tour of Boston will bring you up-close-and-personal with some of the nation’s most intriguing historical sites including Faneuil Hall, Paul Revere’s house and the Hancock Tower, which acts as a weather signal. Of particular interest to many visitors is the Boston Tea Party ship, whose sinking played an important part in the history of The Revolutionary War.

Also situated in Boston are many of the nation’s top colleges, including Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University, both of which place very high on any ranking of academic institutions in the United States.

Sitting just 200 miles outside of New York, tours of Boston are especially attractive for the variety of foods that visitors will get to samples while on their trip to Boston. Visitors will get to sample a wide array of foods thanks to the diversity in Boston restaurants. Whether it be traditional American food or a fine Irish dish compliments of the area’s high concentration of Irish descendants,  your tour will have both your heart and stomach falling in love with your trip to Boston.