I live in Weymouth south of Boston. I work in Boston. Go to the North End for Italian food and to Faneuil Hall to watch the people. Paul Revere's house is in the North End as is the Old North Church.
Look who's back in town! Just tuning in from Bumfuq oops I mean, Fort Wayne, Indiana. I hope you have a really great trip and I hope the weather cooperates. This time of year it's hard to say. ❤
Boston is one of the most beautiful US cities, filled with history, and in the most educated State in the Union. Also, the locals don't live in fear of the streets like in NYC. On my first visit as a young female, every time I asked someone if the area was safe they looked at me as if I was crazy. The town feels safe every where and doesn't have the crime other cities have.
The building at 0:57 is a (fancy) furniture store. It used to be a Louis Vuitton store, but now it's a Restoration Hardware store. 40:31 Every year since the revolution, the proclamation of independence is read from the Old State House' balcony on July 4h. Always draws a huge crowd. And after it, folks are invited to go into the Great Hall (in Faneuil Hall) to join independence celebrations.
Always excited to see people visit my state. Lived in Boston for half my life. Definitely visit Copley Square, the Boston Public Library, trinity church, Museum of Fine arts, you have to visit Fenway too they give tours. And Boston is pretty safe, just be careful in Roxbury and Mission Hill at night. Disappointed i missed the live.
Welcome to Boston! You should take the 39 bus to Jamaica Plain (my neighborhood). Or you can walk the Emerald Necklace to Jamaica Plain. It's a great way to see Boston.
I’m watching you from Boston!!! Love it that you are here!! Hope you are planning to do the Freedom Trail, and can’t tell et what month it is but it looks warm enough to be spring…look for a ride on the Swan Boats in Boston Common!!
Welcome from Melrose, Massachusetts, seven miles north of downtown Boston and named after Melrose in the Scottish Borders. Celtic culture is a huge influence in Boston, mostly from Irish immigrants, but also from Highland Scots from the Maritime Provinces of Canada like my ancestors. It's now blended with many cultures from all over the world.
Boylston Street has a Colonial Church which is right next to a modern building which is all glass. On a sunny day, you will have the church reflected in the windows of the glass building next door
Try to make it to Newport, Rhode Island. Not a long drive from Boston. You won't be sorry. Many Gilded Age mansions you can tour (of families such as the Vanderbilts), charming sea captains homes down near the harbor with lots of restaurants and shops. The Cliff walk along the ocean behind the mansions would be nice in this weather.
If you want to see and learn a bit about Boston, you could look up a Freedom Trail tour. That line of bricks you were following on the sidewalk marks the Freedom Trail.
Lived in Boston during grad school- amazing food there! I miss Life Alive so much (DELICIOUS vegetarian food, even my meat eating husband loves it) Hope you can get to Harvard Square, it’s quite lovely. Also recommend the cannolis at Modern Pastry (better than the ones at Mikes Fresh Pastry, and usually the lines are shorter
Watching Shaun worry about jaywalking while the entire city walked by was pretty funny. Jaywalking, while technically illegal in Massachusetts, isn't really a thing we think about. It's literally a $1 fine that I've never heard of anyone actually receiving.
The Beantown Pub right near where you are staying is one of the few places that still serve Boston Baked Beans and Boston Brown Bread, which is the kind of food I grew up on. You should give it a try if you are able.
Me too! Haven’t had brown bread for devades…maybe I’ll pick some up for the wekend! My favorite college hand out was the Black Rose…a classic Irish pub located really close to Fanuel Hall…try the food court in FH!!! Great food!!
Daniel Hall has a lot to see, I love your video it brings me back home🦞 Wait until you see Salem, it’s also it’s crowed with costume people, houses decorated, etc. it’s a lot of fun😄😊
Welcome, sorry I missed this live. P-town offers nothing at this time of year, it's a beach town. Your walk through the Public Gardens was bland compared to 2 weeks ago. The flowers were stripped & new bulbs planted. The weather is strange for us, too. Normally, winter coats are needed under Halloween costumes. So we're enjoying the warmth with you. Boston is a great walking city.
Massachusetts is a Native American word. I went to Boston many years ago while in the Navy serving on the aircraft carrier USS John F. Kennedy. The people of Boston showed us a great time! Loved those South Bend ladies! Went to Charlestown, went to Faneuil Hall and the founders Cemetery to see where all of our patriotic leaders made history. And we’re laid to rest. Partied at the purple shamrock. Had lobster rolls and lots of good beer, good times and good memories. We went there for OpSail 2000 which was started by President John F. Kennedy as well.
Can't wait til you get to Las Vegas. Hope you have a meet up there! Boston is one of the best big cities to visit in the U.S. The food scene is amazing, some of the best restaurants. Salem is very atmospheric although it's supposed to be crazy crowded on Halloween.
@@shaunvlog thinking of places with space, decent prices, and great views of the Strip I’d pick Voodoo Lounge at the Rio or the Boulevard Pool at the Cosmopolitan, but they might be under renovation or closed for the season. Great place for locals with lots of atmosphere are the bars downtown or the arts district such at Atomic Liquors, ReBar, and Davy’s, or the fun kitsch at the Golden Tiki off the Strip, but that would be afternoon since it’s too crowded at night
Have fun tonight. Make sure you use the 'upcoming' function on your next Boston live stream so I can continue my guided tour. One thing I strongly suggest.....if you haven't been to Lexington Green and the Old North Bridge in Concord you have missed a HUGE opportunity to see where the fight for independence began. Also given the time of year the foliage will be stunning. Commuter rail out of N Station gets you there. A suggested walk for you..... Take the T or walk to the Mass General Hospital. Then head due west over the 'salt and pepper' bridge to Cambridge. You will pass MIT, then merge onto Mass Ave which will take you through central sq and then onto to Harvard Sq and the Harvard campus. If you still have energy follow Mass ave to porter square and visit my hometown, Somerville. At any point you are never a few blocks from a T station to get back dtown. Sights & Food heading east..... the MIT media lab, The Druid (pint), The Middle East Club (food, drink and live music), Phoenix Landing (home of the Boston Reds where they will be shoulder to shoulder early for the Brighton match Sat #YNWA ) The Plough and the Stars (best pub in the boston area), Pinocchio's Pizza, Bartley's Burger Cottage (best burger in the area since 1960), The Harvard Coop (enter via the vestibule where I saw Tracy Chapman perform as a busker), The Cambridge Common (where washington took command of the NE Militias during the siege of boston, aka the birthplace of the US Military, The Harvard Yard, Longfellow House (home of the famous poet and Washington's HQ), Beacon Street where the old money of Cambridge lived and eventually Julia Child. If you get to Somerville Davis Sq have a pint at my fav bar, Sligos. Anyone bothers you during your trip tell them you know Rastellini. They will either be very nice or potentially shoot you.
Rhode Island. If you make it to Newport, reserve a place called The Mooring--get the "doughnuts"--seafood cakes with lobster, clam, shrimp, 6 (share em), aiolu on the side
My brother & I go back to Boston & Salem every October to celebrate my birthday. This is the first year we’ve missed since we started going. It’s such a beautiful and amazing place!!! So much history!! You’ve got to go on the Freedom Trail. That will take you along all the important sights of The Revolutionary War.
More importantly the block behind the restaurant is the Only remaining block in Boston from the pre revolutionary days. See 'the boston stone' . Say hi to Daniel Webster for me. He was a regular at the Oyster House
The hater of Boston is definitely a New York fan 😂😂😂 Watching from Sarasota Fl. Viva Ireland 🍀 There is no place like Boston, raised in the city of Boston
Me too! Dorchester!! We have a bumper sticker that reads “OFD”…’originally from Dorchester’, which is how we still describe where we are originally from when we move to the suburbs and someone asks you where you are from. Its also the only Boston neighborhood where if you ask someone on the suburbs where in Dorchester they are from they answer with the name if their parish!! I’m from St. Brendan’s!! ☘️
When you get to Salem, you might not see it because it's out of the way, but on the Main Street where all the shops and activities are, there's a small shopping mall. Inside there's a post office, public restrooms, a few shops and a good Thai restaurant, which is pretty cheap. There are tons of places to have a sit-down meal in that immediate area, but that's a good one
Its called "Indian Summer" when temperatures in the fall go from freezing back up to warm. You need to read the signs to know where you are and what the viewers are seeing.
Did you manage to check out The Haven (Scottish restaurant)? It's a bit out of the way, but the owner is very friendly and I'm sure would love to meet you. Great vibes there.
I was fired at a "business conference" in Boston in 2008! My ex-boss said I could stay for the rest of the conference and fly home at the end of the week, so I got to explore Boston, but I was not in the best of moods.
Go to the Visitor Center where the smoking food cart was. Get a brochure for the Freedom Trail and do that over a couple days. You'll see everything historical. The info is also online of course.
You should visit Mount Vernon in Virginia. It was George Washington's home. Lots to do there. There wven used to be a fall wine festival but haven't gone in years.
It's a very walkable city. Everything you want to see as a tourist is near downtown or cambridge, so you don't have to go to the outskirts unless you have plenty of time
Your walking near the Dubliner their food is Amazing & not pricey Dawn from Boston now in Florida, was at the Dubliner 3 times when I went back last May
Ramashamma!! So sorry I missed you. I would have brought you up to the my work office on the 50th floor of the John Hancock Tower. Oh well. I'll get back to watching your video shortly. Hope you enjoyed your time in our city!
If You see a big gold dome that is where the big state house is on Beacon Hill, but I’d suggest going to the graveyard on the street below the State House I’d go in the daylight so you can read the tombstones
Great city. You can park the car and take transportation there. Very blunt speaking people. Harvard Square is as though you walk into another dimension
Go to the Esplanade and walk along the Charles River. A good place to start from would be from Massachusetts Ave. (Mass Ave, as it's called locally), going right..
Welcome to Massachusetts! Brockton, Massachusetts, here! Take a walk on the Freedom Trail. It's supposed to be in the 80s on Thursday.
Take the Freedom Trail
Welcome to my city!! 🏴
I live in Weymouth south of Boston. I work in Boston. Go to the North End for Italian food and to Faneuil Hall to watch the people. Paul Revere's house is in the North End as is the Old North Church.
Small world. I grew up near the reservoir in South Weymouth
Look who's back in town! Just tuning in from Bumfuq oops I mean, Fort Wayne, Indiana. I hope you have a really great trip and I hope the weather cooperates. This time of year it's hard to say. ❤
welcome to Boston kids, your video is wicked awesome 👏🏻 Thank You🙋🏼♀️💜
Welcome to the BayState from Worcester Massachusetts in Central Massachusetts. You came to exceptional fall weather!!
Welcome to Massachusetts!
Welcome!
Salem for Halloween? Going to be CRAZY!
Welcome to my hometown! I am currently in Edinburgh!😊
Boston is one of the most beautiful US cities, filled with history, and in the most educated State in the Union. Also, the locals don't live in fear of the streets like in NYC. On my first visit as a young female, every time I asked someone if the area was safe they looked at me as if I was crazy. The town feels safe every where and doesn't have the crime other cities have.
Salem was fun!🎉 spooooky 😅 this is great. Thanks guys❤
The freedom trail is a good tourist attraction. It starts at the state house.
Boston looks beautiful! Amazing to me how many people are walking in the park after dark! Are they just getting out of work or school? Love it!
I missed you live, because I was at work. Enjoy your visit ❤
You should take a boat ride in Boston Harbor at night! Even better view of the city at night!
Watching from Boston & retired to Florida 7 yrs. Ago, I worked at the Boston State House for 8 yrs.
Watching from Nashville, Tennessee
Watching from Texas 🎉 🎊 ❤
The building at 0:57 is a (fancy) furniture store. It used to be a Louis Vuitton store, but now it's a Restoration Hardware store.
40:31 Every year since the revolution, the proclamation of independence is read from the Old State House' balcony on July 4h. Always draws a huge crowd. And after it, folks are invited to go into the Great Hall (in Faneuil Hall) to join independence celebrations.
Welcome to Beantown. 😄 Please take some time to check out the Boston Public Library! (I’m a librarian, watching from northern Mass. )
Always excited to see people visit my state. Lived in Boston for half my life. Definitely visit Copley Square, the Boston Public Library, trinity church, Museum of Fine arts, you have to visit Fenway too they give tours. And Boston is pretty safe, just be careful in Roxbury and Mission Hill at night. Disappointed i missed the live.
Welcome to Boston! I am from here and still live here. Love my dirty water
Welcome to Boston! You should take the 39 bus to Jamaica Plain (my neighborhood). Or you can walk the Emerald Necklace to Jamaica Plain. It's a great way to see Boston.
I’m watching you from Boston!!! Love it that you are here!! Hope you are planning to do the Freedom Trail, and can’t tell et what month it is but it looks warm enough to be spring…look for a ride on the Swan Boats in Boston Common!!
Welcome from Melrose, Massachusetts, seven miles north of downtown Boston and named after Melrose in the Scottish Borders. Celtic culture is a huge influence in Boston, mostly from Irish immigrants, but also from Highland Scots from the Maritime Provinces of Canada like my ancestors. It's now blended with many cultures from all over the world.
Boylston Street has a Colonial Church which is right next to a modern building which is all glass. On a sunny day, you will have the church reflected in the windows of the glass building next door
Try to make it to Newport, Rhode Island. Not a long drive from Boston. You won't be sorry. Many Gilded Age mansions you can tour (of families such as the Vanderbilts), charming sea captains homes down near the harbor with lots of restaurants and shops. The Cliff walk along the ocean behind the mansions would be nice in this weather.
It's a very long drive but worth it.
Boston to Newport isn't that long of a drive. They are talking about driving to Provincetown which is alot longer drive than to Newport.
I missed you in my home town of California ❤❤! I loved watching you enjoy our coastline!
If you want to see and learn a bit about Boston, you could look up a Freedom Trail tour. That line of bricks you were following on the sidewalk marks the Freedom Trail.
I adore Boston. Love Bostonians.
Thanks!!! ☘️
Lived in Boston during grad school- amazing food there! I miss Life Alive so much (DELICIOUS vegetarian food, even my meat eating husband loves it) Hope you can get to Harvard Square, it’s quite lovely.
Also recommend the cannolis at Modern Pastry (better than the ones at Mikes Fresh Pastry, and usually the lines are shorter
You are in Boston, baby…we walk everywhere, all kinds of weather!! 🤣
Watching from Fall River 50 miles south of Boston. The weather is unusually warm. Visit Harvard Square. The Italian North End restaurants. Enjoy.
Union oyster house. That’s a must. Maybe the freedom trail. Chinatown maybe.
I haven’t been to Boston in years. Thanks for bring us back there with you.
Boston, my hometown! I moved to Florida in 1989.
Hello! Welcome to the east coast! First time seeing you two. In Oklahoma
Watching Shaun worry about jaywalking while the entire city walked by was pretty funny. Jaywalking, while technically illegal in Massachusetts, isn't really a thing we think about. It's literally a $1 fine that I've never heard of anyone actually receiving.
great video glad you came to Boston come back to New England again!
The Boston Science Museum is a good place to visit. Quincy market is a nice stop as well.
And the Omni Theatre inside the MOS is a spectacular experience!
The Beantown Pub right near where you are staying is one of the few places that still serve Boston Baked Beans and Boston Brown Bread, which is the kind of food I grew up on. You should give it a try if you are able.
Me too! Haven’t had brown bread for devades…maybe I’ll pick some up for the wekend! My favorite college hand out was the Black Rose…a classic Irish pub located really close to Fanuel Hall…try the food court in FH!!! Great food!!
Welcome to Boston! Love to see your impressions!
Daniel Hall has a lot to see, I love your video it brings me back home🦞 Wait until you see Salem, it’s also it’s crowed with costume people, houses decorated, etc. it’s a lot of fun😄😊
Welcome, sorry I missed this live. P-town offers nothing at this time of year, it's a beach town.
Your walk through the Public Gardens was bland compared to 2 weeks ago. The flowers were stripped & new bulbs planted.
The weather is strange for us, too. Normally, winter coats are needed under Halloween costumes. So we're enjoying the warmth with you. Boston is a great walking city.
Most all places are safe there.
Watching from Quincy Mass. Work in Boston. Have fun in Boston!
Massachusetts is a Native American word. I went to Boston many years ago while in the Navy serving on the aircraft carrier USS John F. Kennedy. The people of Boston showed us a great time! Loved those South Bend ladies! Went to Charlestown, went to Faneuil Hall and the founders Cemetery to see where all of our patriotic leaders made history. And we’re laid to rest. Partied at the purple shamrock. Had lobster rolls and lots of good beer, good times and good memories. We went there for OpSail 2000 which was started by President John F. Kennedy as well.
Can't wait til you get to Las Vegas. Hope you have a meet up there! Boston is one of the best big cities to visit in the U.S. The food scene is amazing, some of the best restaurants. Salem is very atmospheric although it's supposed to be crazy crowded on Halloween.
Yeah let’s do a Vegas meet. Any suggestions on location etc?
@@shaunvlog thinking of places with space, decent prices, and great views of the Strip I’d pick Voodoo Lounge at the Rio or the Boulevard Pool at the Cosmopolitan, but they might be under renovation or closed for the season. Great place for locals with lots of atmosphere are the bars downtown or the arts district such at Atomic Liquors, ReBar, and Davy’s, or the fun kitsch at the Golden Tiki off the Strip, but that would be afternoon since it’s too crowded at night
Have fun tonight.
Make sure you use the 'upcoming' function on your next Boston live stream so I can continue my guided tour.
One thing I strongly suggest.....if you haven't been to Lexington Green and the Old North Bridge in Concord you have missed a HUGE opportunity to see where the fight for independence began. Also given the time of year the foliage will be stunning. Commuter rail out of N Station gets you there.
A suggested walk for you..... Take the T or walk to the Mass General Hospital. Then head due west over the 'salt and pepper' bridge to Cambridge. You will pass MIT, then merge onto Mass Ave which will take you through central sq and then onto to Harvard Sq and the Harvard campus. If you still have energy follow Mass ave to porter square and visit my hometown, Somerville. At any point you are never a few blocks from a T station to get back dtown. Sights & Food heading east..... the MIT media lab, The Druid (pint), The Middle East Club (food, drink and live music), Phoenix Landing (home of the Boston Reds where they will be shoulder to shoulder early for the Brighton match Sat #YNWA ) The Plough and the Stars (best pub in the boston area), Pinocchio's Pizza, Bartley's Burger Cottage (best burger in the area since 1960), The Harvard Coop (enter via the vestibule where I saw Tracy Chapman perform as a busker), The Cambridge Common (where washington took command of the NE Militias during the siege of boston, aka the birthplace of the US Military, The Harvard Yard, Longfellow House (home of the famous poet and Washington's HQ), Beacon Street where the old money of Cambridge lived and eventually Julia Child. If you get to Somerville Davis Sq have a pint at my fav bar, Sligos.
Anyone bothers you during your trip tell them you know Rastellini. They will either be very nice or potentially shoot you.
Rhode Island. If you make it to Newport, reserve a place called The Mooring--get the "doughnuts"--seafood cakes with lobster, clam, shrimp, 6 (share em), aiolu on the side
Scallop chowder at the Mooring!!!
My brother & I go back to Boston & Salem every October to celebrate my birthday. This is the first year we’ve missed since we started going. It’s such a beautiful and amazing place!!! So much history!! You’ve got to go on the Freedom Trail. That will take you along all the important sights of The Revolutionary War.
The Union Oyster House is the oldest restaurant in the United States!
More importantly the block behind the restaurant is the Only remaining block in Boston from the pre revolutionary days. See 'the boston stone' . Say hi to Daniel Webster for me. He was a regular at the Oyster House
I’m in Beautiful Michigan, the Great Lake State! Welcome back Shaun!
I've spent two Halloweens in Boston, it's a big thing there , arrived at Logan airport and all the staff were dressed up
Beacon Hill is beautiful!
The hater of Boston is definitely a New York fan 😂😂😂
Watching from Sarasota Fl. Viva Ireland 🍀
There is no place like Boston, raised in the city of Boston
Me too! Dorchester!! We have a bumper sticker that reads “OFD”…’originally from Dorchester’, which is how we still describe where we are originally from when we move to the suburbs and someone asks you where you are from. Its also the only Boston neighborhood where if you ask someone on the suburbs where in Dorchester they are from they answer with the name if their parish!! I’m from St. Brendan’s!! ☘️
When you get to Salem, you might not see it because it's out of the way, but on the Main Street where all the shops and activities are, there's a small shopping mall. Inside there's a post office, public restrooms, a few shops and a good Thai restaurant, which is pretty cheap. There are tons of places to have a sit-down meal in that immediate area, but that's a good one
Its called "Indian Summer" when temperatures in the fall go from freezing back up to warm.
You need to read the signs to know where you are and what the viewers are seeing.
You are going to Salem for Halloween? You are nuts! Go veeeeerrry early! The lines for anything will be mental!!
Did you manage to check out The Haven (Scottish restaurant)? It's a bit out of the way, but the owner is very friendly and I'm sure would love to meet you. Great vibes there.
Fàilte bho Massachusetts USA. Watching from Deerfield Massachusetts.
I have lived in Boston for 68 years.
@@deborahmackie8750 did you live on Easton St in Allston?
Boston is BEAUTIFUL ❤😊❤
Visit the Union Oyster House for some good food. It is also the oldest restaurant in the USA.
It's a great city glad you are enjoying it here
I was fired at a "business conference" in Boston in 2008! My ex-boss said I could stay for the rest of the conference and fly home at the end of the week, so I got to explore Boston, but I was not in the best of moods.
Watching from Camden, Maine
boston ❤❣
Go to the Visitor Center where the smoking food cart was. Get a brochure for the Freedom Trail and do that over a couple days. You'll see everything historical. The info is also online of course.
You should visit Mount Vernon in Virginia. It was George Washington's home. Lots to do there. There wven used to be a fall wine festival but haven't gone in years.
It's a very walkable city. Everything you want to see as a tourist is near downtown or cambridge, so you don't have to go to the outskirts unless you have plenty of time
Your walking near the Dubliner their food is Amazing & not pricey Dawn from Boston now in Florida, was at the Dubliner 3 times when I went back last May
Are the Duck Tours still in operation.Recomend.
Just be aware that the clocks are set back an hour Saturday night. We move back to Standard Time!!
Now Commonwealth Ave.towards the Public Garden.
Oh lord don’t piss the Boston Irish off 🍀🍀🍀have fun
Welcome back. Boston is my hometown
Ramashamma!! So sorry I missed you. I would have brought you up to the my work office on the 50th floor of the John Hancock Tower. Oh well. I'll get back to watching your video shortly. Hope you enjoyed your time in our city!
Hi guys subscriber from the beginning from Bedford Indiana
If You see a big gold dome that is where the big state house is on Beacon Hill, but I’d suggest going to the graveyard on the street below the State House I’d go in the daylight so you can read the tombstones
How did you like the most historic city in the country? I live in New Bedford which is south of Boston.
Great city. You can park the car and take transportation there. Very blunt speaking people. Harvard Square is as though you walk into another dimension
"Fan-u-ell" Hall Marketplace.
Welcome to my state.
Omg! I also worked in Salem, Massachusetts courthouse for years, you will Love Salem, Massachusetts too🥰
Take a Duck Tour in Boston! You’ll enjoy it!
Go to the Esplanade and walk along the Charles River. A good place to start from would be from Massachusetts Ave. (Mass Ave, as it's called locally), going right..
In Boston in fall or spring the temperature can vary a lot...
Didn’t catch you live sadly, but catching you from Westcliffe, CO
Long time subscriber. I live in the San Diego area. I'm pretty knowledgeable on history here and all the tourists sites. Ask me anything you need to.
There is a very old and famous Pizza shop in the North end named Regina's. Many great restaurants and bakeries in the Italian North End.
Hello from Omaha!
Welcome to Boston/New England!
Near St. Louis, Mo
Go Patriots!
That’s Weber I worked & straight below to the left a bit is the old graveyard,
That’s where I worked I meant, make sure on the bottom of the hill (Beacon Hill) is nicely lit up
In Summer,you can take a ship from Boston to Provincetown Cape Cod.
When will you and your Lady be coming to Chicago for a visit?
The best place for Halloween is Salem. It's like Mardi Gras on Halloween.
Yeeeessss!
Even the day after there will still be some atmosphere because it's a Friday and people will still be in the mood