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Located three hours away from New York, Boston is the capital and most populous city in the US state of Massachusetts. Founded in 1630 by the English, it is one of the oldest cities in the United States and today holds great historical and cultural importance. Boston is home to the oldest subway system and botanical garden in the United States, as well as more than 100 universities and important technology and study centers, including Harvard University. This city enchants tourists of all tastes, offering places of worship for lovers of history, gastronomy, and sports, and delights shopping enthusiasts.

Freedom Trail - This red brick path takes us on a journey through US history, passing on important historical sites and buildings. 

Boston Common - The oldest urban park in the United States has been the scene of countless historical events since the 17th century, as well as memorable concerts. Martin Luther King and Pope John Paul II have both spoken here. In addition to being an important green space in the city, it exudes history and culture on every corner. 

Boston Harbor Islands National Park - Just a 20-minute ferry ride from Boston, these islands offer a great opportunity to take in a wonderful view of Boston and enjoy nature through hiking and camping. 

Faneuil Hall Marketplace - This is a complex of historic buildings, such as Quincy Market (the city's supply center in colonial times), which houses shops, restaurants, street performers, and dozens of stalls selling local products and crafts. In winter, there is an ice-skating rink that delights adults and children alike.

Museum of Fine Arts - One of the largest museums in the US, with collections ranging from ancient Egypt to contemporary art.