Boston

The famous Museum of Fine Arts has tours in many languages that you can use to learn about architecture and art. There are more than 6 million books in the Boston Public Library, and the murals, frescoes, paintings, and statues inside are just as interesting. Trinity Church, an architectural masterpiece by H.H. Richardson is another gem. It is regularly ranked as one of the most important landmarks in the United States.

You could go to a music, art, or culture event. Beacon Hill is the classic Boston area. Walk around the Public Garden, and take a ride on one of the Swan Boats that you can move with your feet. You can walk, ride a trolley, ride a bike, or take a boat trip. You can go on tours about history, food and wine, architecture, movies, the harbor islands, and even trips just for little feet.

At the Boston Children's Museum, no one ever says "don't touch." At the Aquarium, kids will love learning about the mysteries of the sea, and at the Museum of Science, they will be amazed by the wonders of the world. Lots of fun things for people of all ages to do in the city, like Legoland Discovery Center, riding the carousels, and splashing around in the spray pools and waterfalls along the Greenway.

On Boston's busy shore, you can watch whales and sail at sunset. You can wind through Harvard Yard or the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's mile-long campus. Visitors can look around in glass-enclosed malls, walk through open-air markets (most notably Faneuil Hall Marketplace), and meander through Newbury Street's stylish shops and the strange Harvard Square, which isn't even square. Visit nearby discount malls to do some shopping. You won't have to pay taxes on clothes worth less than $175, no matter where you buy them.Boston is also a sports town, and whether you're a die-hard fan or just like to watch, you can enjoy cheering for the home team at college and professional games. You can take walks of Fenway Park, the oldest ballpark in the United States, all year long if you can't make it to a Red Sox game.

For a night at the Symphony, a Broadway show, or a classical dance, sit in the front row, right in the middle. Every night you can hear all kinds of music. You can see the biggest names in show business or up-and-coming new artists. You can have fun in the evenings and late at night at comedy clubs, improv shows, dance clubs, and nightclubs.

Boston's restaurants are their own vacation spot. Chefs in the area keep getting better by making signature dishes with the freshest products from the area. No matter how it's cooked, the fish in the area is amazing. Modern food, traditional New England food with a twist, and a wide range of international dishes make for meals that can't be beat. Dine Out Boston is on the city's plate twice a year, in March and August, to spice up the food scene. Chefs make prix fixe meals that are delicious and cost a lot less.

Whether it's food or history you're exploring, book your flight tickets to Boston and experience the millennial era.