New England Trip - Boston, MA

This was our second time we're back in Boston. The first time was only for a day trip. Loved this old town. Filled with history and beautiful architecture. Very excited with the variety of dining options. Our favorite was the tapas bar recommended by my friend, it was amazing! We visited the Museum of Fine Arts. I was amazed by the Ancient Egypt Exhibition, that was the highlight of the trip!

Zakim Bridge - a cable-stayed bridge across Charles River in Boston, connecting Massachusetts and New Hampshire

Ames Boston Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton - the building was built in 1893. A luxury hotel and centrally located in downtown Boston

The city view from the hotel room

The Old State House where the government offices of the Massachusetts Bay Colony housed

Old State House was built in 1713 - the oldest surviving public building in Boston

Quincy Market was constructed in 1824-26 - a historic market complex in downtown Boston, was just a short walk from the hotel

Faneuil Hall - a part of Boston National Historical Park, has been a marketplace and a meeting hall since 1743

Amazed by the history and architecture of Boston

Skywalk Observatory on the 50th floor of the Prudential Building

The Dreams of Freedom Museum - Boston's Immigrant Experience

The view of the Longfellow Bridge from the Skywalk Observatory - the bridge connecting Boston and Cambridge

Across the river is Cambridge - where Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology located

Admiring the old architecture on a night stroll after dinner in South End of Boston

The Lawn on D Powered by Citizens Bank - an outdoor interactive space in South Boston

Excited to explore the Museum of Fine Arts Boston

Amazed by the collection of the Ancient World Egypt at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston

The very first time seeing the Egyptian mummies and sarcophagus in person - the highlight of the trip

Art of the Ancient World from Egypt - breathtaking

MFA Boston, MA

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