These 14 Jaw Dropping Places In Boston Will Blow You Away
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Juliet White
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A list of all the dazzling places in Boston could extend further than gridlock on I-93 during rush hour! However, we’ve narrowed it down to include some of our city’s fairest landmarks, buildings, and green spaces. See how many of these 14 sublime spots you’ve already visited:
Visually stunning and intellectually stimulating, BPL never ceases to amaze visitors with its ornate stonework, vivid murals, and Italian-inspired courtyard... not to mention all of the books!
Address: 700 Boylston Street, Boston
Address: 700 Boylston Street, Boston
If a three-story high globe crafted from stained glass doesn't impress you, we don't know what will! The Mapparium is truly awe-inspiring.
Address: 200 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston
Address: 200 Massachusetts Avenue, Boston
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At Boston Public Garden, weeping willows dip their branches into a lagoon, spanned by a charming bridge. An abundance of flowers line pathways that are perfect for strolling. Continue your walk through Boston Common, where you can soak in Beacon Hill's architecture.
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Explore 34 diverse islands and parks that collectively form the biggest recreation area in this half of the state. Whether you're gazing back at the Boston skyline or appreciating the natural beauty of these green spaces, the Harbor Islands are an unmissable destination.
This thoughtfully designed, memorial compels us to remember the lives lost in the Holocaust and to prevent such an atrocity from happening again. There's something especially moving about the way the sunlight plays on the glass.
Address: 126 High Street, Boston
Address: 126 High Street, Boston
Whether you wander through the meadow, savor the wooded tranquility of Peters Hill, or view the bonsai collection, you'll be struck by the diverse natural beauty of this arboretum.
Address: 125 Arborway, Jamaica Plain
Address: 125 Arborway, Jamaica Plain
The artistry and craftsmanship that went into the creation of Trinity Church is breathtaking. While the outside is dramatic, it's the inside of this Romanesque Revival-style church that'll blow you away.
Address: 206 Clarendon Street, Boston.
Address: 206 Clarendon Street, Boston.
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Come for a game, come for a tour. Either way, the oldest ballpark in the MLB is a must-see spot for sports lovers.
Address: 4 Yawkey Way, Boston
Address: 4 Yawkey Way, Boston
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You'll only find a cemetery an odd choice if you haven't yet had the opportunity to view Mount Auburn. Boasting 700 species of trees, this place also serves as an arboretum. With a pond, a tower that provides lovely city views, and delicately-carved monuments, this is one cemetery where you'll actually want to hang out.
Address: 580 Mt Auburn Street, Cambridge
Address: 580 Mt Auburn Street, Cambridge
There's as much drama in the design of the Wang Theatre as there is on the stage during its productions. The Wang has gone through several names - the Metropolitan, the Music Hall - but throughout the years, the appearance of this 1925 theatre has continued to impress. Channeling a Louis XIV palace, the venue showcases the type of grandeur you'll never forget.
Address: 270 Tremont Street, Boston
Address: 270 Tremont Street, Boston
What's not to like about 43 miles of stunning waterfront?
Although the museum's incredible art collection is a big draw, the spectacular courtyard within is a place you'll never want to leave.
Address: 25 Evans Way, Boston
Address: 25 Evans Way, Boston
This is one of the most photographed streets in the nation - and for good reason. History and charm combine to form a quintessential New England scene.
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Bike, kayak, or join a fitness class in one of Boston's most spectacular playgrounds. This 3-mile-long park lines the Charles River and is the ultimate city oasis.
Which places around the city do you feel best represent its beauty? To be honest, we’re spoiled for choices!
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