Traveling: Boston

In addition to going to New York over Winter break, I also went to Boston. I was especially excited for this trip because I used to live in Boston for three years when I was little. I like the feeling of going back to places you haven’t been to in a long time. First thing we did in Boston was follow the freedom trail, which is marked by the red bricks embedded on the ground. The freedom trail would go to places like the site the Boston Massacre occurred, the old estate house, the Faneuil Hall, and other places. After this we stopped by the Quincy market to have some lunch. If you ever decide to go to Boston, I urge you to have clam chowder.  They literally have the best clam chowder ever!  Trust me; you will be missing out on a lot if you do not have any. After lunch, we headed to the metro to go to Harvard Square station. This was where our hotel was. It is also very close to the place I have previously lived in when I was small. I and my family headed to the old elementary school I used to go to. So many memories were flowing back! We also went to Charles River, which was where I would always go when I went for walks.  I never imagined that I would come back to Boston again. It was a truly interesting experience seeing my “childhood” town again. I would definitely recommend to anyone that they should go take a visit to Boston if they have a chance.