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Boston is a wonderful blend of
stylish sophistication and historic New England charm. You can
easily uncover the city’s past while enjoying its distinctively
modern edge.
Summer is a great time to explore
“America’s Walking City.” Stroll the city’s sidewalks, wander its
abundance of green parks or just people-watch at one of the many
outdoor cafes. A walk through the
Public Garden is a delight.
Boston's calendar is brimming with exceptional
musical and theatrical productions and performances,
exhibitions, tours and festivals. For sports fans, catching a
Red Sox game at
Fenway Park is a must.
There’s history to be enjoyed, along
with pocket-parks, public squares and the
Arnold Arboretum.
Explore the hidden gardens of
Beacon Hill, or the inner courtyard of the Isabella
Stewart Gardner Museum.
Boston Harbor offers a multitude of activities, from harbor cruises
to romantic sails at sunset, or just people-watching along the new
HarborWalk.
Sample award-winning
cuisine at four-star restaurants or neighborhood bistros.
Attend one of many ethnic festivals,
or take a culinary tour of Boston’s Little Italy or Jewish
Brookline.
The country’s first
public library,
with more than 6 million volumes, is also a museum masterpiece
filled with paintings and sculptures.
For a unique experience, enter the
vividly colored
Mapparium, a
stunning 30-foot stained-glass globe.
The shops and galleries are inviting
whether you’re a serious shopper, a bargain hunter or a window
browser. You can stroll in glass-enclosed arcades, open-air
marketplaces and independent brownstone boutiques.
Learn more at
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July is typically the warmest month of the year in
Boston, with average temperatures ranging from a high of 82 to a low
of 65. With an average 3.06 inches of rainfall, July is also the
driest month, and it vies with August as the sunniest. Enjoy! |
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