The campus itself is nothing extraordinary. The maze of streets by the Harvard subway station is interesting. The people in the street are colorful and interesting.
As a city, Boston downtown is more remarkable. There is a marked path on which a horseman rode and rallied the people to stand up against the British. It is worth walking by. The city itself is called the most Europe-looking place in America. With some stretch of imagination I would agree with this. There is the Bunker Hill battle obelisk, like the Washington in DC. The vicinity of that place reminds me of Paris, F. Pity this does not operate in the fall, there is a tour on amphibious ex-military vehicles (as I recall there are similar in DC). It goes through many historic and picturesque places and even roams the waters of the Charles river.
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As a city, Boston downtown is more remarkable. There is a marked path on which a horseman rode and rallied the people to stand up against the British. It is worth walking by. The city itself is called the most Europe-looking place in America. With some stretch of imagination I would agree with this.
There is the Bunker Hill battle obelisk, like the Washington in DC. The vicinity of that place reminds me of Paris, F.
Pity this does not operate in the fall, there is a tour on amphibious ex-military vehicles (as I recall there are similar in DC). It goes through many historic and picturesque places and even roams the waters of the Charles river.