Thank you Laura. I am a big fan of Boston and along with parts of Philadelphia, these cities are the closest you get to colonial history. They both feel so different and fun from other cities and Bostons downtown is such a fun area to explore. Have you ever visited the Boston Harbor area?
I visited Boston last year. I spent a lot of time wandering around the Boston Common and Boston Garden and it was close to my hotel (Omni Parker House)
You know you’ve made it when you have ads interrupting the flow of your video lol.. Boston gardens sounds like a great family Springtime trip. Great stuff !!
I hear Boston and the 1st thing that comes to mind was their mega project, The Big Dig. We haven’t been back since it’s finally been completed in 2007, I believe. It is a very beautiful city though. Whenever we tried to stop in at Cheers there was always a super long line out the door. I hope you enjoyed it. Cheers!🍺
Honestly, thats the first thing you think of? Not the history, or the Red Sox or the Celtics?? Our city is much than one construction project. Bostonians have moved on from it and we’ve been left with an amazing cable stay bridge and a gorgeous expanse of parkland where the elevated highway once stood. Move on man!
Beautifully filmed. Your video brought back happy memories of when I visited there.
Thank you Laura. I am a big fan of Boston and along with parts of Philadelphia, these cities are the closest you get to colonial history. They both feel so different and fun from other cities and Bostons downtown is such a fun area to explore. Have you ever visited the Boston Harbor area?
Only peripherally on a hop off and on tour. My first time there was in Oct 2004, when they beat the Yankees to go on to the World Series.
I visited Boston last year. I spent a lot of time wandering around the Boston Common and Boston Garden and it was close to my hotel (Omni Parker House)
Jose , you did a beautiful job showcasing the Boston Common and Public Garden. Thank you
We Bostonians refer to it as the public garden, not the Boston Garden. It’s referred to as the “Emerald Necklace”, not the necklace.
What comes to mind when you think America's oldest park? Does it surprise you that Boston takes ownership of that title? let me know in the comments!
Hi Jose were can i find your tours?
You know you’ve made it when you have ads interrupting the flow of your video lol.. Boston gardens sounds like a great family Springtime trip. Great stuff !!
Lol thats Google for you
what is the ticketr price of entry
Hi, the park is free to the public. No ticket needed
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I hear Boston and the 1st thing that comes to mind was their mega project, The Big Dig. We haven’t been back since it’s finally been completed in 2007, I believe. It is a very beautiful city though. Whenever we tried to stop in at Cheers there was always a super long line out the door. I hope you enjoyed it. Cheers!🍺
Honestly, thats the first thing you think of? Not the history, or the Red Sox or the Celtics?? Our city is much than one construction project. Bostonians have moved on from it and we’ve been left with an amazing cable stay bridge and a gorgeous expanse of parkland where the elevated highway once stood. Move on man!