subject: Reserve A Easy On The Pocket Digs Along With Transport To Spend One Of The Amazing Boston Vacation [print this page] Boston Vacations - Boston Convention and Exhibition Center
One of the many major attractions Boston has to offer is the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. The facility is a state-of-the-art center that hosts major exhibitions and meetings for businesses and organizations from all over the United States. The center, which is a brilliant spectacle to look at, is easily accessible to visitors due to its proximity to the Logan airport, the city centre and major highways. The center also features an art gallery that regularly holds exhibitions of pieces of art focused on different themes mostly contemporary. Another interesting attraction is the massive Food Court, with its wide array of food options, the exhibition houses for visitors and participants. There is much to see and register about the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center, however be sure to find out if an open exhibition or a closed networking event or meeting (more likely) is happening to see if you can get a chance to fully experience the center and not just its outskirts.
Festive Joy in Boston for St. Patricks Day Celebrations
Bring out that Irish love in you and hop on board for an amazing St. Patricks Day in Boston, Massachusetts!You will get to enjoy colorful floats, music, Irish cheering at the Citys annual St. Patricks Day parade in the heart of Boston along with celebrations for Irish heritage in Bostons most Irish neighborhood. Here is the plan, readers: the parade begins at Broadway T Station and ends at Andrew Square in the south of Boston. You have to wear a nice T shirt colored vibrant green along with the crowd and march down West Broadway to East Broadway to East 4th, to 5th Street, and around Thomas Park off to Telegraph Street and Dorchester Street by ending at Andrew Square. When the march is over, relax and take a nice stroll down Beacon Hill and Back Bay and visit the lovely Irish Heritage Trail. Also, bring your camera along and dont forget to holler a few sweet words for Ireland, darlin!
Know More About the Heart of Red Sox Fenway Park
Our readers might already know that Fenway Park is a famous baseball park in Boston, Massachusetts, USA but more significantly so because it is the heart of the amazingly powerful team of Red Sox. With its inauguration in 1912, this also happens to be situated in 4 Yawkey Way, Boston as a baseball club for the team of Red Sox. Fenway Park is amazingly famous for its eccentric features like the Triangle, Peskys Pole and the famous Green Monster in the left field and also because it is the oldest Major League Baseball Stadium in current use. An interesting feature about the Fenway Park is that every Red Sox home game since the 15th of May, 2003 has sold out along with its 456th consecutive Red Sox game breaking a Major League record. Green Monster, The Lone Red Seat, The Triangle, Foul Poles, Duffys Cliff and its EMC Club are some of the amazing features at the park. Everyone in Boston and pretty much every baseball lover in America knows how lucky one could be to sit in Fenway.
New England Aquarium at Boston
If you are visiting Boston, the New England Aquarium, one of the best in the country, is definitely one of the top places to visit. Working on exhibitions as well as conservation, the Aquarium houses 20,000 animals from 600 species and is visited by 1. 5 million people each year (5000 people a day). In addition to this amazing range of animals to observe and appreciate at the aquarium, the facility also includes an IMAX theatre and a whale watching program. The main attraction within the aquarium is a huge ocean tank simulating a Caribbean coral reef and featuring animals such as sharks, turtles and reef-living fish. Interesting species of penguins (African penguins, rockhopper penguins and little blue penguins) feature in an equally interesting display right next to this tank. The list of animals is quite long, but the major displays include Amazing Jellies, Amazing Rainforest, Atlantic Harbor Seals, Gulf of Marine, Marine Mammal Center and Seadragons.
