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Boston National Historical Park
Downtown Visitor Center - 15 State Street / phone: 617-242-5642
The park consists of 8 historic sites associated with the colonial struggle for independence and American ideals of liberty & freedom with 7 of the sites are connected by the 2.5 mile-long Freedom TrailTM. The 8th is USS Constitution, Charleston Navy Yard.
Faneuil Hall
1 Faneuil Hall Sq # 1 / phone: 617-635-3105
A landmark for 250 years, Faneull Hall is a marketplace and Government Center since 1742. Top with it's well known grasshopper weather vane, the site is a cherished icon of Boston. The Hall is now part of a larger festival marketplace.
Fenway Park
4 Yawkey Way / phone: 877-733-7699
Fenway Park open in 1912 as the second home for Red Sox baseball. With fires & improvements there have been a few changes over the years yet the park retains much of its original character & is a beloved Boston institution.
Jordan Hall at New England Conservatory
290 Huntington Avenue / phone: 617-585-1100
Jordan Hall is NEC's central performance space and its largest "classroom." One of the most acoustically perfect spaces in the world, it is also home to some of the top concert presenters.
Symphony Hall
301 Massachusetts Avenue / phone: 617-266-1492
Home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, this 1900 building was the first concert hall specifically created with acoustical principles & is considered one in an elite list of finest halls in the world. The hall continues to bring in the worlds best in music.
