-The Freedom Trail : The 2.5 miles red line indicating the trail will drag you around the city and lead you to places that made History over the last 350 years, from <em/>Boston Common, the oldest public park in the U.S.A. to Bunker Hill monument, celebrating this famous battle of the American Revolution.

-JFK Museum : If only one city should host a museum dedicated to this icone of a generation, Boston would definitely be the one. From one room to the other, you will discover events that contributed to Kennedy's myth. The election against Nixon, Cuba's crisis and the Bay of Pigs invasion, and of course the assassination of the President in Dallas are all related in the museum through movies, original documents, and reproductions.

-The Fleet Center, Fenway Park or the Gilette Stadium are sports venues in Boston. If the Celtics (NBA) and the Bruins (NHL) are not top teams these last years, The Patriots (NFL)became the reference since 2000 when it comes to football, and the Red Sox (MLB) finally won a title in 2004 after more than 80 blank years.

-Prestigious campuses such as Harvard University, the MIT orBoston College.

-Prudential Tower is where you want to "climb" for a breathtaking view on Boston.

-With its red bricks houses and the maze of its small streers, Beacon Hill district is one of the cutest place in the U.S.A.

-Influenced by Paris style, the district of Back Bay perfectly mixes modernism and tradition, the best example of this mix being Trinity Church at the feet of Hancock Tower.