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John Hancock Tower

Designed by the renowned architect I.M Pei, John Hancock Tower is considered as the tallest building in New England.
Located away from Boston's downtown area, John Hancock Tower comprises of about 10, 000 mirror windows that reflect the historical buildings standing opposite to the tower. Do capture the majestic views of John Hancock Tower in your cameras during Tours to Boston.

Boston National Historic Park

Ideally set in Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston National Historic Park is one of the most popular Boston Tourist Attractions. Comprising the USS Constitution and other Freedom Trail sites, Boston National Historic Park is a delight to visit. All these structures in the national Park are connected with a red brick or painted line.

Places like Boston Public Library, Charles River Dam, Boston Symphony Hall, Bull and Finch Pub, The USS Constitution, John F. Kennedy Library and Museum, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket Island, The Old North Church and Paul Revere's House are also worth visiting during Tours to Boston Tourist Attractions.

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Franklin Park Zoo

Spread over an area of 72 acres, Franklin Zoo was founded in 1911. Franklin Zoo is a home to a number of animals like hippos, leopards, gorillas and a variety of birds. Catch glimpses of all these creatures performing their natural actions in Franklin Zoo in Boston.

Beacon Hill

Beacon Hill has traditionally been the home of Boston's upper class or well to do community known locally as "Brahmin." As well, on the more modest north side of the hill, African Americans have lived here since the early 19th century. Many of the houses here are three or four-story brick brownstones in the Federal style. The streets and sidewalks are often made of brick and lend to its English-style atmosphere. The neighborhood is roughly bordered by Cambridge Street in the north, Tremont Street in the east, Boylston Street in the south and the Esplanade in the west.

North End

The North End area of Boston has been populated since at least the 1630's. Throughout its history it has been home to early settlers, freed black slaves, Irish and Jewish immigrants and today, a large Southern Italian community. The John Fitzgerald Expressway cuts it off from the rest of the city and thereby many neighborhood customs have been preserved. It is an especially vibrant spot on saint's feast days when parades and processions make their way up the main thoroughfares Hanover and Salem Streets.

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