For a while after visiting Boston when I was 12, I swore I would move there. To me, it felt like New York, but smaller, cleaner, and more approachable. It seemed like the place where I could live out a glamorous city girl life and be happy. That is, until I got rejected from all the colleges in Boston.
These days, while I still listen to “Boston” by Augustana on repeat sometimes, I don’t idealize it anymore. Now it’s a city that I plan to visit to take a break from NYC and enjoy its many cultural offerings.
– Samiha
Museum of Fine Arts
Popular museum with over 450,000 works from around the world
Gardner Museum
European, Asian, American art and beautiful gardens
New England Aquarium
Renowned aquarium, home to marine life from around the world
Tea Party Museum
Learn about the Boston Tea Party, an important historical event—on a ship
Fenway Park
Baseball park that is home to the Boston Red Sox
