Boston

America’s oldest city is pretty much one big open air museum. The culture, the people, the architecture and the arts of Boston all paint part of the bigger history of this city’s vibrant history.

Bostonians are forward-thinkers. Some of the city’s biggest draw-cards are Harvard University and the Boston Public Library. But if there’s one thing they love more than learning, it’s sports. Try to catch a game of baseball at Fenway Park  and watch the locals cheer on their beloved Red Sox.

The Emerald Necklace is the creative term given to the 7 mile chain of parks and green spaces linking Boston Common to Franklin Park. The best way to enjoy this fine piece of city planning is by cycling. Grab a bike and cruise through these various parts of Boston.

Oddly enough, cemeteries are some of the most fascinating places in Boston. Granary Burying Ground has an array of headstones with intricate carvings dating all the way back to 1662, and Mount Auburn cemetery was designed in the 1800s as America’s first ‘garden cemetery’ so is intentionally a nice place to pass the time.