What's To See In Boston, Massachusetts, And How Do I Get There?

There can be no argument over the fact that Boston has a lot to offer – past and present – for both the business person and the visitor.

Boston boasts a multitude of attractions, but probably the best way to see the city and drink in the atmosphere is the Freedom Trail. A red line on the sidewalk takes you on a three mile walking-tour of the top 16 sites and structures of historic importance. Some of the defining moments of American history took place in Boston and, unlike many American cities, Boston is relatively well preserved, with most of the historic locations still very much unscathed by the 21st Century.

Boston is a major hub of commerce and learning and so has a wealth of transport infrastructure. Logan International Airport is New England's largest airport and just two miles from Boston city centre. The city is also well served by the Amtrak rail network and is easy to get to from out of state. Rail services terminate at Boston's South Station and Back Bay Station.

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