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And finally, transport. If you're willing to endure the horrendous traffic that occurs during the more tourist friendly months, then choosing one of the rentals just outside of the airport would be a good start, however there have been some issues at the lower rated rental stores that have had issues with overcharging, despite often advertising cheap rentals. Otherwise, they seem like a solid option.

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Now that the sleeping situation is established, there is still the ever so present issue of a groaning stomach. Fear not, for there are plenty of restaurants in the nearby area that can satisfy an appetite, and there's several preferences that can adjust someone's choice over one another. To Establish a price range, it shall be from a $ to $$ on the Google Maps Pricing range. Which is an average cost of a meal plus a 15% tip, minus drinks. That would still leave us with several options that could be essentially chosen by random. So instead, here are a couple of categorized restaurants.

Family Friendly: The Friendly Toast, the colorful walls as well as the common "Put so many things on the wall that there's more posters than Visible wall" makes for an excellent quick meal environment for Vacations where you're on the move to view as many sites as you can cram in a couple of days.

Solo Quick Bite: Mike and Patty's, They offer a wide variety of sandwiches and burgers. There's a bit of a lack of internal design, however that's mostly because it's designed to be quickly called ahead, then be picked up and eaten on the go or outside. Once again, perfect for when you're quickly cramming food and looking to look at every tourist attraction in the city.

Long sit down Meal: Red Lantern Restaurant & Lounge, a late night Asian restaurant that usually requires a call ahead for a reservation. It fits within the price range and expects people to hang around for long periods of time. It doesn't even open until 4 PM, so don't expect to waltz in during noon. It offer's asian dining, of course, with red lanterns looming over your head to always keep that in your mind.

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As can be seen below, there are already plenty of hotels in the general area, and those are just the big ones! With the assumption that this is a budget friendly trip, this would be a great place to bunker down. It's in close proximity to the nearby historical attractions such as the freedom trail, however it does have some luxuries such as free WiFi as well as a gym indoors. It is Accessible to those disabled and only comes in at just over a hundred dollars during the less busy times of the year. The map also indicates several diners in the nearby area, even an Italian steakhouse just a bit down the street. However there is still more that can be done with your appetite.

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Ferry: Now this is a good idea, if you're not running on a small budget, it may just be worth it to go get a ticket on Massachusetts south shore. Far Less traffic, wonderful views, and you're not even passing out at the steering wheel with hours of consecutive driving. It is also possible to travel to Boston internationally utilizing aquatic vehicles via Boston's bay.

Flying: Another international option, Boston Logan International Airport is essentially located on the edge of the ocean, as can be seen in the image above "Geography." It received half a million international travelers in just the month of January 2019 alone, during the hotter months such as of June 2019, they received nearly 900,000 international travelers. From New York to Boston, the Cost of tickets seem to be all fixed to $195, (Airlines all fix the cost to the lowest due to the sheer influence a couple dollars can be when choosing between virtually the same two flights).

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Besides the tourism, there are Several things that are essentially mandatory if you plan to stay for longer than a single day. Some food to munch on, a vehicle to travel with, a bed to rest up for five hours because you want to be up as early as possible to visit the Harvard bridge to get a look at the big "364.4 smoots + one ear" in big bold letters, meant to represent a form of measurement. And so, here is a optional premade travel guidance to assist in a budget friendly way to Live in Boston for a few days.

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Boston is just about as east as it can be, it's harbor connects to the Atlantic ocean, allowing for direct international trade and travel. Boston has 89.6 Square Miles of total area, however nearly half of the land boston owns is water. In the image below and above, the bodies of water that run through it makes it rather clear as to why that land to water ratio is nearly 1:1, as all of the water in between the islands they own is also taken into account.

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There are many, many tourist attractions based in Boston,  being found in 1630, there is plenty of historical sites that may tickle one's fancy. One of the most popular is that of the Freedom Trail. Which will be detailed in it's own post it. However this shall be focusing on the more modern attractions. These of course are only a couple things, there is so much more ready to explored by you that could simply not be compacted into here.

Boston Harbor Islands: Taking a boat out to one of the many islands in Boston's possession, while not only you get to enjoy the boat ride, you also can travel to some of the islands which have plenty of interesting aspects. Such as the lighthouse, the beaches, even just the feeling of a more green rural area can be attractive enough. All with their own names as can be seen on the right.

The Faneuil Hall Marketplace,  Although the hall itself is from the Freedom trail, this is quite different. It is, of course, a Marketplace, however it also hosts a variety of events Such as the childrens Cooking Classes or even a scavenger hunt of red socks! It's truly a wonderful place to pick up some goods, as well as a place to enjoy Boston's culture as a whole

Boston is also home to a world of chocolates oddly enough. But they did also have so much molasses that it created wave one top of land at one point, so it's safe to say that They enjoy their sweets. If you're interested in the coco they have ready to be plopped into your mouth, then taking the Boston Chocolate tour may just be for you.

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There are multiple routes to getting to Boston Massachusetts, from walking to rail riding to flying in through their international airport, there surely is no shortage of transport possibilities.

Walking: Not optimal to Virtually impossible, due to the bay's nearby.

Driving is about as efficient as driving towards anywhere else, or actually may be a tad bit worse due to having some of the worst traffic America due to the city's road layout not aligning with each other at all. (Image below displays the horrendous layout of Boston.) In the end, it takes an estimated 4 hours and 30 minutes to drive from Mount Olive to Boston. (260 Miles)

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The freedom trail is Boston's most famous way of connecting some of the most impactful historical sites of New England. There's just so much that needs to be covered, So it's best that it remains short and sweet for the descriptions of each site.

Boston Common: Quite literally America's oldest public park where people could relax or deliver speeches in even the gloomiest of days
Massachusetts state house: Simple enough, Massachusetts's Government state house, where they hold Massachusetts's congress members.
Park Street Church: Was at one point the first thing travelers saw when arriving. It serves as a big reminder as to how crucial religion is to some.
Granary Burying Ground: Some of Boston's most Important or at least notable people, Including signers of the Declaration of independence, a victim of the Boston Massacre, and even someone who died fighting the first duel in Boston.
King's Chapel Burying Ground: It's another one of the oldest Cemeteries in Boston.
Boston Latin School: Home to Benjamin Franklin's statue, as well as it being America's oldest public school.
Old Corner Bookstore: Odd, However it was a place that sold some of the most American Revolution Associated pieces of literature that we know even today, Like The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere.
Old South Meeting house: The Start of it all, (kind of) The meeting place of those who acted on the Boston Tea Party, as well as hosting public debates that included things such as taxes or how things were generally governed.
Old State House: One of the oldest Buildings of Boston that survived every moment of Chaos in Boston. It was once a center for business, civic, and political matter.
The Boston Massacre site: In the moment where tensions were high and the British Guards were experiencing the usual public hate, the guards opened fired upon the crowd.
Faneuil hall: It hosted the first American Town Meeting, often spoken about with pride with names such as "The Home of Free Speech" and "The Cradle of Liberty."
Paul Revere's House: The Residence of one of the most famous Patriots of the revolution. Is Also the only official home of The Freedom Trail.
Old North Church: Boston's Oldest Church, recognized most popularly by The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere.
Coppi's Hill Burying Ground: The Cemetery of those of Merchant, artistic, and Craftsmanship professions.
USS Constitution: Also Known as "Old Iron sides", it is the oldest warship that was Commissioned and is still sail worthy.
Bunker Hill Monument: The reminder of the First Major Battles of the American Revolution,