In our final Boston travel vlog, we visit some of the city's best and most historic sites: Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, the Union Oyster House, and the North End neighborhood. This truly is the BEST of Boston!

Boston is a city that is steeped in history, and nowhere is that history more felt than around the Boston harbor. Given that the harbor was the lifeblood of the city when it was originally founded, welcoming goods into the city from across the Atlantic, many of Boston's most historic buildings are within easy walking distance to the harbor.

Today, the Faneuil Hall marketplace continues to be a major center for trade in Boston; however, the good sold today are much different than what was seen 200 or even 100 years ago. The buildings surrounding Faneuil Hall are filled with upscale shopping stores that could keep you busy for hours. In historic Quincy Market, you'll find countless food vendors stalls offering delicious food from around world.

If you are looking for a really authentic Boston food experience, make sure to make your way over to the Union Oyster House, one of the first restaurants ever opened in the United States. And unlike most tourist-y restaurants around the world, this place actually has good food! Make sure to try the clam chowder while you're there.

Whether you are in Boston for a week or just 1 day, making your way down to the Faneuil Hall area has to be towards the top of your list of the top things to do in Boston!

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