Afisha Life | Prywatna wycieczka po Bostonie z odbiorem

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Szlak Wolności

Oto pomysł na miejsca i okolice, po których będziemy jeździć: Miejsca Szlaku Wolności: - Boston Common - Budynek państwowy - Cmentarz Spichlerzy - Kaplica Królów - Stary Dom Spotkań Południowych - Stary dom państwowy - Sala Faneuila - Old North Church (czas wejść, jeśli chcesz) - Dom Paula Revere'a - Konstytucja USS - Bunker Hill (jest tam pomnik schodów 294, na który można się wspiąć, jeśli czujesz się energiczny) Historyczne dzielnice: - North End (przystanek cannoli jest koniecznością) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (ofensywa uroku) - Tylna Zatoka - Plac Copleya Inne ciekawe miejsca: - Port w Bostonie i Greenway - teren portu morskiego -Fenway Park

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Boston Common

Historia tej oryginalnej części Bostonu.

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Izba Stanowa Massachusetts

Zatrzymaj się, aby zobaczyć słynną architekturę i historię złotej kopuły.

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Kaplica Królewska

Pierwszy kościół anglikański w Bostonie.

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Cmentarz Spichlerzy

Miejsce, w którym pochowano niektóre legendy bostońskiej wojny o niepodległość.

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Stary Dom Państwowy

Jeden z najstarszych budynków w mieście i miejsce ważnych wydarzeń historycznych.

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Rynek Faneuil Hall

Wyjaśnimy znaczenie tego obszaru teraz iw ciągu ostatnich kilkuset lat.

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Północny koniec

Przejedź przez tę historyczną i wciąż tętniącą życiem dzielnicę, a nawet zatrzymaj się na charakterystyczne cannoli.

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Kościół Old North i miejsce historyczne

Tam, gdzie zawieszono latarnie w noc nocnej przejażdżki Paula Revere'a.

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Dom Paula Revere'a

Dom słynnego Syna Wolności.

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Konstytucja USS

Możesz go znać jako Old Ironsides.

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Pomnik Bunker Hill

Idź na wzgórze, na którym miała miejsce ta słynna bitwa wojny o niepodległość.

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Beacon Hill

Urokliwa okolica z kostki brukowej i czerwonej cegły.

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Ogród publiczny w Bostonie

Tło kilku filmów z Bostonu.

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Zatoka Tylna

Z dużą ilością wspaniałej architektury do docenienia.

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Park Fenwaya

Dom naszego ukochanego Red Sox.

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Plac Copleya

Słynie ze swojej architektury.

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Seaport District /South Boston Waterfront

Najbardziej współczesne sąsiedztwo miast.

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Śródmieście

Poznaj nasz niekonwencjonalny układ miasta i zobacz, jak niektóre z najnowszych budynków idealnie współgrają z niektórymi z najstarszych.

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Freedom Trail

Here's an idea of the sites and neighborhoods we'll drive around: The Freedom Trail sites of: - Boston Common - State House - Granary Burial Ground - Kings Chapel - Old South Meeting house - Old State house - Faneuil Hall - Old North Church (time to go in if you'd like) - Paul Revere house - USS Constitution - Bunker Hill (there's a 294 stair monument to climb if you're feeling energetic) Historic neighborhoods of: - North End (a cannoli stop is a must) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (a charm offensive) - Back Bay - Copley Square Other places of interest: - Boston Harbor & Greenway - Seaport area - Fenway Park

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Massachusetts State House

Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.

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King's Chapel

The first Anglican Church in Boston.

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Granary Burying Ground

Where some of Boston's Revolutionary War legends are buried.

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Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the city and site of some major historic events.

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Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll explain the significance of this area now and over the past several hundred years.

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North End

Drive through this historic, and still vibrant neighborhood, even stop for a signature cannoli.

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Old North Church & Historic Site

Where the lanterns were hung the night of Paul Revere's midnight ride.

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The Paul Revere House

Home of the famous Son of Liberty.

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USS Constitution

You might know it as Old Ironsides.

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Bunker Hill Monument

Walk on to the hill where this famous Revolutionary War battle took place.

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Beacon Hill

The charming cobblestone and red brick neighborhood.

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Back Bay

With plenty of grand architecture to appreciate.

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Fenway Park

Home to our beloved Red Sox.

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Copley Square

Famous for it's architecture .

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Seaport District / South Boston Waterfront

The cities most contemporary neighborhood.

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Downtown

Experience our unorthodox city layout, and how some of the newest buildings sit neatly right beside some of the oldest.

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Freedom Trail

Here's an idea of the sites and neighborhoods we'll drive around: The Freedom Trail sites of: - Boston Common - State House - Granary Burial Ground - Kings Chapel - Old South Meeting house - Old State house - Faneuil Hall - Old North Church (time to go in if you'd like) - Paul Revere house - USS Constitution - Bunker Hill (there's a 294 stair monument to climb if you're feeling energetic) Historic neighborhoods of: - North End (a cannoli stop is a must) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (a charm offensive) - Back Bay - Copley Square Other places of interest: - Boston Harbor & Greenway - Seaport area - Fenway Park

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Massachusetts State House

Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.

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King's Chapel

The first Anglican Church in Boston.

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Granary Burying Ground

Where some of Boston's Revolutionary War legends are buried.

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Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the city and site of some major historic events.

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Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll explain the significance of this area now and over the past several hundred years.

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North End

Drive through this historic, and still vibrant neighborhood, even stop for a signature cannoli.

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Old North Church & Historic Site

Where the lanterns were hung the night of Paul Revere's midnight ride.

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The Paul Revere House

Home of the famous Son of Liberty.

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USS Constitution

You might know it as Old Ironsides.

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Bunker Hill Monument

Walk on to the hill where this famous Revolutionary War battle took place.

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Beacon Hill

The charming cobblestone and red brick neighborhood.

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Back Bay

With plenty of grand architecture to appreciate.

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Fenway Park

Home to our beloved Red Sox.

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Copley Square

Famous for it's architecture .

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Seaport District / South Boston Waterfront

The cities most contemporary neighborhood.

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Downtown

Experience our unorthodox city layout, and how some of the newest buildings sit neatly right beside some of the oldest.

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Freedom Trail

Here's an idea of the sites and neighborhoods we'll drive around: The Freedom Trail sites of: - Boston Common - State House - Granary Burial Ground - Kings Chapel - Old South Meeting house - Old State house - Faneuil Hall - Old North Church (time to go in if you'd like) - Paul Revere house - USS Constitution - Bunker Hill (there's a 294 stair monument to climb if you're feeling energetic) Historic neighborhoods of: - North End (a cannoli stop is a must) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (a charm offensive) - Back Bay - Copley Square Other places of interest: - Boston Harbor & Greenway - Seaport area - Fenway Park

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Massachusetts State House

Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.

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King's Chapel

The first Anglican Church in Boston.

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Granary Burying Ground

Where some of Boston's Revolutionary War legends are buried.

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Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the city and site of some major historic events.

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Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll explain the significance of this area now and over the past several hundred years.

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North End

Drive through this historic, and still vibrant neighborhood, even stop for a signature cannoli.

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Old North Church & Historic Site

Where the lanterns were hung the night of Paul Revere's midnight ride.

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The Paul Revere House

Home of the famous Son of Liberty.

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USS Constitution

You might know it as Old Ironsides.

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Bunker Hill Monument

Walk on to the hill where this famous Revolutionary War battle took place.

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Beacon Hill

The charming cobblestone and red brick neighborhood.

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Back Bay

With plenty of grand architecture to appreciate.

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Fenway Park

Home to our beloved Red Sox.

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Copley Square

Famous for it's architecture .

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Seaport District / South Boston Waterfront

The cities most contemporary neighborhood.

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Downtown

Experience our unorthodox city layout, and how some of the newest buildings sit neatly right beside some of the oldest.

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Freedom Trail

Here's an idea of the sites and neighborhoods we'll drive around: The Freedom Trail sites of: - Boston Common - State House - Granary Burial Ground - Kings Chapel - Old South Meeting house - Old State house - Faneuil Hall - Old North Church (time to go in if you'd like) - Paul Revere house - USS Constitution - Bunker Hill (there's a 294 stair monument to climb if you're feeling energetic) Historic neighborhoods of: - North End (a cannoli stop is a must) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (a charm offensive) - Back Bay - Copley Square Other places of interest: - Boston Harbor & Greenway - Seaport area - Fenway Park

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Massachusetts State House

Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.

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King's Chapel

The first Anglican Church in Boston.

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Granary Burying Ground

Where some of Boston's Revolutionary War legends are buried.

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Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the city and site of some major historic events.

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Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll explain the significance of this area now and over the past several hundred years.

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North End

Drive through this historic, and still vibrant neighborhood, even stop for a signature cannoli.

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Old North Church & Historic Site

Where the lanterns were hung the night of Paul Revere's midnight ride.

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The Paul Revere House

Home of the famous Son of Liberty.

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USS Constitution

You might know it as Old Ironsides.

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Bunker Hill Monument

Walk on to the hill where this famous Revolutionary War battle took place.

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Beacon Hill

The charming cobblestone and red brick neighborhood.

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Back Bay

With plenty of grand architecture to appreciate.

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Fenway Park

Home to our beloved Red Sox.

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Copley Square

Famous for it's architecture .

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Seaport District / South Boston Waterfront

The cities most contemporary neighborhood.

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Downtown

Experience our unorthodox city layout, and how some of the newest buildings sit neatly right beside some of the oldest.

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Freedom Trail

Here's an idea of the sites and neighborhoods we'll drive around: The Freedom Trail sites of: - Boston Common - State House - Granary Burial Ground - Kings Chapel - Old South Meeting house - Old State house - Faneuil Hall - Old North Church (time to go in if you'd like) - Paul Revere house - USS Constitution - Bunker Hill (there's a 294 stair monument to climb if you're feeling energetic) Historic neighborhoods of: - North End (a cannoli stop is a must) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (a charm offensive) - Back Bay - Copley Square Other places of interest: - Boston Harbor & Greenway - Seaport area - Fenway Park

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Massachusetts State House

Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.

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King's Chapel

The first Anglican Church in Boston.

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Granary Burying Ground

Where some of Boston's Revolutionary War legends are buried.

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Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the city and site of some major historic events.

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Faneuil Hall Marketplace

We'll explain the significance of this area now and over the past several hundred years.

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North End

Drive through this historic, and still vibrant neighborhood, even stop for a signature cannoli.

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Old North Church & Historic Site

Where the lanterns were hung the night of Paul Revere's midnight ride.

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The Paul Revere House

Home of the famous Son of Liberty.

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USS Constitution

You might know it as Old Ironsides.

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Bunker Hill Monument

Walk on to the hill where this famous Revolutionary War battle took place.

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Beacon Hill

The charming cobblestone and red brick neighborhood.

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Back Bay

With plenty of grand architecture to appreciate.

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Fenway Park

Home to our beloved Red Sox.

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Copley Square

Famous for it's architecture .

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Seaport District / South Boston Waterfront

The cities most contemporary neighborhood.

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Downtown

Experience our unorthodox city layout, and how some of the newest buildings sit neatly right beside some of the oldest.

105

Freedom Trail

Here's an idea of the sites and neighborhoods we'll drive around: The Freedom Trail sites of: - Boston Common - State House - Granary Burial Ground - Kings Chapel - Old South Meeting house - Old State house - Faneuil Hall - Old North Church (time to go in if you'd like) - Paul Revere house - USS Constitution - Bunker Hill (there's a 294 stair monument to climb if you're feeling energetic) Historic neighborhoods of: - North End (a cannoli stop is a must) - Charlestown - Beacon Hill (a charm offensive) - Back Bay - Copley Square Other places of interest: - Boston Harbor & Greenway - Seaport area - Fenway Park

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Massachusetts State House

Stop to see the famous architecture and story of the gold dome.

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King's Chapel

The first Anglican Church in Boston.

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Granary Burying Ground

Where some of Boston's Revolutionary War legends are buried.

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Old State House

One of the oldest buildings in the city and site of some major historic events.