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Things To Do While Visiting...
Boston is meant for walking. This is a remarkably compact city whose maze-like streets will delight the stroller, although they can -- and often do -- push drivers over the edge. An hour's stroll takes you from the North End's historic sites to Beacon Hill's mansions. You can explore the country's oldest public park, the Boston Common, in the morning; tour a Back Bay Victorian in the afternoon; and in the evening dine on Szechuan seafood in Chinatown or gnocchi in the North End. Even following the Freedom Trail -- a self-guiding walking tour of Revolutionary sites -- traverses many layers of the city.

Getting Here and Getting Around... MAP
By taxi, the travel time between the airport and downtown Boston takes approximately 15 minutes. Fares are charged at a flat rate, plus 1.50 USD airport surcharge and a toll of 3 USD, if travel through the harbor tunnels is necessary. Many of the major hotels also offer a shuttle service to and from the airport, with an approximate fare of 7.50 USD. Buses, trains and the subway are easy to use and are a cost-effective choice for the downtown journey. For flying to other US cities you can often arrange a lower priced flight by travelling from Providence airport, Rhode Island, only 30 minutes by train south of Boston. The streets of downtown Boston are old, narrow and winding. If you can possibly avoid having to drive yourself around Boston, do so! The city’s normally eccentric traffic patterns have been complicated further by a multi-billion dollar construction project, designed to modernise the Expressway that runs through town. the "Big Dig" has been years in the making and is likely to cause delays, dust, noise and detours until the year 2004.Take a taxi or use the ‘T’'. It is not necessary to drive in the city center as public transport is frequent and reliable. However, if planning a trip out to the Salem, Concord or Plymouth areas, driving is probably the best option and there are plenty of rental firms offering a daily tariff.