A Boston travel guide worth collecting: a journey of history and culture.

Boston is known for its rich culture and long history. Harvard University and MIT are located here, attracting countless tourists every year. If you only have a few days of vacation and want to check in all the attractions in Boston, you can refer to the guide I went to before: 🌟Highlights: A journey of history and culture 👍Most recommended: Freedom Trail Recommended tour time: morning~The Freedom Trail is a red brick walkway about 2.5 miles long, connecting 16 historical sites related to the American War of Independence~You can start from Boston Park and visit the State Capitol, Paul Revere’s House, and Old North Church along this walkway to feel the long history of Boston. 👍Most recommended: Quincy Market Recommended tour time: noon~After visiting the Freedom Trail, you can go to Quincy Market. Quincy Market has a long history and is a comprehensive market integrating food, shopping and entertainment. Here you can taste a variety of foods, remember not to miss Boston's unique lobster roll! 👍Most recommended: Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum Recommended tour time: afternoon~A museum not to be missed in Boston~You can participate in interactive exhibitions to understand the background and impact of the Boston Tea Party in American history. Recommended hotels to stay in W Hotel Boston The Ritz-Carlton, Boston Hyatt Regency Boston Four Seasons Hotel Boston These hotels are in good locations and are very convenient to the places mentioned above.