We arrived at Boston on May 22, 2008 by Amtrak from Stamford. It was very convenience to travel since we booked the hotel at the Kendal/MIT subway station, Cambridge. Boston is a lovely town, lively and more relax than New York. We took Trolley to tour around town and we can also get in-off to visit places that we are interested at each stop. We walked through the public park, Boston Common, and Charles Street, which is called the Antique Row and it was told that buildings in this part of town is inherited and priceless.
We went to see USS Constitution which it is still in service in US Marine Troop.
We went to Old State House where Samual Adams announced the Declaration of Independence.
We had oysters and lobsters in Quincy Market.
I took picture with the plaque at King Bhumibol Adulyadej Square in Cambridge of which our King was born in Mount Auburn Hospital in Cambridge.
View of Harvard University.
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