Paul Revere House is a historic wooden house in Boston’s North End that dates back to the colonial era. The house was built in 1680 and served as a home for Paul Revere and his wife, five children, and mother during the American Revolution. This home was the starting point of his infamous ride to
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I have always loved reading with my children. Some books they selected, I disliked reading repeatedly, others we all happily knew by heart. One such book was Make Way for Ducklings by Robert McCloskey. The story of a family of mallard ducks that make a home in Boston Public Garden. This year marks the 75th anniversary of
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With experiences ranging from history and science to animals and the seafront, Boston has urban experiences to satisfy families with kids of all ages. With things to do that span all areas of interest, Boston is sure to keep every family busy. Say goodbye to a chorus of “I’m bored” in this city; the only hard
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Boston’s Big Dig is more than just a construction project, although one that may seem like it will never be completed. The Big Dig is also the story of the transformation of a city, with a lot of politics and corruption thrown in for good measure. Context Travel has launched a new walking tour of
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