and culture! Hello, I’m Victoria. I’d like to show you a sample of what this beautiful

and vibrant city has to offer.

A wonderful starting point is the unique and interactive Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum.

Watch re-enactments of what occurred on December 16, 1773, when Colonists tipped 342 chests

of tea into the Harbour in protest over the Tea Tax imposed by the British. You can even

try tossing tea in the water yourself from an authentically restored ship!

Next, we’ll step into Boston’s vibrant art scene. First opened in 1876, the Museum

of Fine Arts is host to over 450,000 works of art. From master works from the Americas,

Europe, Asia, and the Ancient World, to textiles, fashion and jewellery, the MFA is sure to

impress.

Within easy walking distance, my next stop is the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, home

to a collection of over 2,500 paintings, sculptures, tapestries, furniture, manuscripts, rare books

and decorative art.

It’s housed in this stunning 15th Century Venetian-style palazzo with three stories

of galleries and the beautiful courtyard garden. Isabella Stewart Gardner made it her mission

in life to bring art to the people.

For a memorable evening head over to Symphony Hall, home to the world famous Boston Symphony

Orchestra and The Boston Pops. A Tradition in world class entertainment providing music

to delight audiences year round.

And not to be missed, the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, located on

the waterfront at Columbia Point. This modern, sleek building stands on pristine 10-acre

grounds and is dedicated to the life and legacy of the 35th President of the United States

with multiple theatres and multimedia exhibits it’s sure to keep you occupied.

This iconic American city has given me a wealth of memories to take back home. Be sure to

include historic Boston on your next US-bound holiday!