Boston Attractions
Description
Venue: Faneuil Hall Marketplace When: Daily
Home to more than 70 stores, 14 restaurants and 40 food stalls, Faneuil Hall Marketplace is comprised of three renovated 19th-century buildings, including the famous food halls of Quincy Market. In a town obsessed with its heritage, the marketplace has become a symbol of modern Boston and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city.
Plum on the Freedom Trail route, Faneuil Hall was the site where Samuel Adams rallied the citizens of Boston to the cause of independence. Don't miss the city store, downstairs in the marketplace building, where you can pick up such delights as old signs, fire hydrants and city park benches.
Home to more than 70 stores, 14 restaurants and 40 food stalls, Faneuil Hall Marketplace is comprised of three renovated 19th-century buildings, including the famous food halls of Quincy Market. In a town obsessed with its heritage, the marketplace has become a symbol of modern Boston and one of the most popular tourist destinations in the city.
Plum on the Freedom Trail route, Faneuil Hall was the site where Samuel Adams rallied the citizens of Boston to the cause of independence. Don't miss the city store, downstairs in the marketplace building, where you can pick up such delights as old signs, fire hydrants and city park benches.
Boston Information
Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau
Address: 2 Copley Place, Suite 105, Boston MA 02116, USA
Email: visitus@bostonusa.com
Phone: +1 617 536 4100
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| First Night Boston |
Dec 2008 (annual) Boston |
| Boston Tea Party Re-enactment |
14 Dec 2008 (annual) Old South Meeting House |
| The Who |
24 Oct 2008 TD Banknorth Garden |
| Madonna |
15 Oct 2008 TD Banknorth Garden |
| Paul Revere House |
1 Apr - 31 Dec 2008 (various dates) Paul Revere House |
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