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South Street Station: is located in downtown Boston. The station is home to bus and rail service. Amtrak has daily departures and arrivals from the continental United States. Peter Pan Bus Lines also is a major carrier in and out of South Street Station.

Back Bay Station: also part of the city of Boston is another major bus link for many carriers.

Fleet Center: home of the areas ice hockey team [Bruins], and basket ball team [Celtics]

Fenway Park: home of the areas baseball team [ Redsox]

Foxboro Stadium: home of the areas football team [Patriots]

The Boston Common: the oldest park in the country,with swan boat rides in the parks lake.

Located: between Boylston Park, Tremont and Beacon Streets.

Boston Tea Party Museum: re-creation of famous protest in full scale replica of the tea party ship.

Located: Congress Street Bridge on Harbor Walk.

Cheers: the pub that inspired the hit TV series.

Located: 84 Beacon Street

Bunker Hill Monument: 221 foot granite obelisk with spirla staircase to the top, marking the site of the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Located: Monument Square

USS Constitution: oldest commissioned ship in the world, was launched in 1797.

Faneuil Hall: in 1742 this building served as meeting hall during the Revolution.

Granary Burying Ground: on its grounds are buried three signers of the Declaration of Independence, John Hancock, Samuel Adams, Robert Treat Paine, also Paul Revere.

Located: Tremont Street

John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library: memorial to JFK, exhibits include the presidents Oval Office desk, documents and a film about his life.

Located: University of Massachusetts.

New England Aquarium: on display are more than 12,000 fish and aquantic animals.

Located: Central Wharf off Atlantic Avenue.