Posts Tagged ‘ Boston ’

We have found that expensive admission prices have been on prominent display at many museums recently, so thank goodness there are several in the Boston area that charge very little, if anything at all to...
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Donuts are definitely not good for you, but they are cheap, delicious and a nice, occasional treat. The Boston area used to have many local donuts shops, but sadly, many have gone the way of...
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Trinity Church Boston is simply beautiful. Designed by legendary architect Henry Hobson Richardson (otherwise known as H.H. Richardson), this Romanesque style building (and an Episcopal church) was constructed from 1872 to 1877 and features a...
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Some affordable “Best Value” Red Sox tickets remain, at this writing, for upcoming Boston Red Sox games at Fenway Park against the Toronto Blue Jays and Baltimore Orioles. We spotted tickets as low as...
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Lots of information is flowing around the web on the Boston Bruins official victory parade on Saturday, June 18, beginning at 11 a.m., at the TD Garden and ending at Copley...
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The 103.3 WODS Boston Free Summer Concert Series at the DCU Hatch Shell on Storrow Dr.  in Boston, Mass., returns for 2011 with...
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When looking to visit Boston’s best travel attractions at a deep discount, we feel that the Go Boston Card and Explorer Pass are at the “Hub”  of seeing more than 70 top local attractions, activities,...
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The metro Boston area has seen some incredible commercial and residential growth over the past 20 years, but the chance to find open, natural recreation spaces is still clearly evident in and around the “Hub of the Universe.”...
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We just found a great deal at Orbitz on Boston, Mass., vacation packages. Combining flight and hotel, the savings look tremendous! As an example, we checked flights from Philadelphia, Penn., to Boston, departing Jan. 31, 2011, with a...
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