Travelling to Boston

I used to travel to boston several times a year in an old job. Every thing is accessible by subway - in fact cars are a menace in downtown boston!

Fanuel hall(cant spell)/ quincy market. there is an old restaurant in quincy market that I cant recall the name of - it is a family style restaurant, community seating - and the waitresses abuse you. best boston cream pie in town,
Great italian food in the north end - close to the old north church (paul revere).

Great seafood all over town - especially on the pier - my favorite is the Daily Catch (it has been a few years but I assume it is still there). A very good chain of seafood restaurants is Legal Seafoods. If you want to drop big bucks on a meal Locke - Ober, it is in an old mens club (jacket required I think)
You can walk the liberty trail, see old iron sides etc.

Boston is truly a great town to visit - have fun

 

On the Freedom Irail, you can walk right up to Paul Revere's grave. It's tucked away back inside a very old cemetary, you can't miss it.

Two blocks from of Faniuel Hall is the N.E. Aquarium, always worth a visit. Also right outside of the Hall is the N.E. Holocaust Memorial. I highly recommend a walk thru that one.

The subway system in Boston is excellent. If you can read a map, you'll be all set. Any attendant will tell you what line, (Red, Gree, Blue, Orange) you need. Its still only $1.25. I would have to strongly discourage you from driving in downtown Boston if you never have before. The roads are based on Revelutionary warpaths.