Boston Attractions

Considered one of the most notable towns in the country, Boston is one of the most important cities in the country in terms of airport traffic because it has connections with different cities around the world as well as with numerous cities and town in the country. Boston is a great vacation destination for people who like visiting parks and historical sites and also to try different international cuisines, have beer and watch a baseball game. One of the reasons for including Cambridge in Boston is the fact that two of the world's most famous universities, MIT and Harvard, are located there and if you ever make it to Boston you have to visit the campus of one of the two. Boston is also the home for several other world known universities like Boston University, Boston College, Berklee College of Music, Emerson College and Tufts University. You can visit the Downtown, the Chinatown or the historic places from the Back Bay and Bay Village neighborhoods. You can visit some of the big museums from Boston like for example the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, the Harvard Art Museums, the MIT Museum, USS Constitution Museum or the Boston Children's Museum. One of the biggest Boston attractions is the New England Aquarium that has whale watching tours available. There are also numerous galleries and places to shop all around Boston. Because of the big numbers of visitors and students, Boston has a series of big events throughout the year. If you like nature you can visit the Arnold Arboretum, the Boston Harbor Islands State Park or the Boston Common and Public Garden.

Most of the tourists and visiting executives generally go in for the comfortable, luxurious and customized limousine rentals to meet their transportation needs within the city.There are plentiful places worth a visit while on a trip to Boston, a trip to which will make for a truly memorable limo tour!

Virtually an abode of museums, Boston world-renowned museums worth visiting include the Harvard Fogg Museum, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the Boston Beer Museum, and the Science Park. But the biggest of Boston museums - and the biggest in the US too - is, by far, the Museum of Fine Art.

Every year, nearly one million visitors visit the museum comprising almost 200 galleries, and the world's largest assortment of Japanese art. Visitors with customized limo tours generally make a brief halt at the well-known New England Aquarium, which is considered a landmark by itself. With the Boston limousine tour, visitors can easily sit back and enjoy the sights as well as sounds of the city.