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Boston in 2 Days

Boston is very much a walking city. There are many beautiful places to visit, and it's great you can take a day to walk the city or rent a bike. I feel like even though it was a very short weekend, there was still enough time to see and do a lot around the city. Here's my recap below:

Day 1

-Breakfast: The Friendly Toast

The Friendly Toast

*Highly recommend the "Taco After Party"

-Sites: Window Shopping on Newbury Street

*There's a Harry Potter Store! It's called The Fairy Shop!

Newbury Street

*The stores along Newbury Street have so much charm!

-Sites: Walking through the Boston Public Garden and the Boston Common

Boston Common
Boston Common

-Sites: Acorn Street and Beacon Hill

Acorn Street
Beacon Hill
Acorn Street

-Sites: Harvard Yard and Harvard Square

*This is the only Curious George Store in the world! The authors used to live in Harvard Square!

-Dinner: Thelonious Monkfish, Cambridge

*Swanky Asian Fusion Restaurant with live Jazz music! It was so fun and delicious.

Day 2:

-Breakfast: Quincy Market

Quincy Market

-Sites: The Freedom Trail

The Freedom Trail
Paul Revere's House

-Snacked: The North End

The North End

Mapparium

Being a lover of travel, when I found out about the Mapparium, it was on the top of my list of places to see while in Boston. The Mapparium is a 3 story tall stained glass replica of the globe. It's an accurate depiction of what the world looked like when it was made in 1935. Now at the library, you can take a quick tour that includes narration, LED lights and music to show how the world has changed throughout the years. No photos are allowed inside the the Mapparium, but I happened to accidentally sneak a photo. The tour is quick and it's easy to find tickets. I highly recommend going if you are in Boston.

-Sites: Fenway Park Red Sox vs. Orioles

Fenway Park
Fenway Park
Fenway Park

Though it was quick, my trip to Boston was so much fun. I was able to see, do and eat a ton! I hope to go back soon! If you have any tips for other "must-see" sites or food recommendations. Please comment below!

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