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Boston Travel and Visitors Guide

Welcome to the Boston-Vacation-Hotels.com Visitors Guide for Boston, Massachusetts. The City of Boston with its varied neighborhoods all share an incredible weather, panoramic beauty & plenty of unique and fun options for exciting vacations. As one of America's oldest cities, Boston is filled with historical monuments and museums that offer interesting tidbits about America's past. Sports fans can check out local Boston Red Sox games at Fenway Park or the Boston Celtics games at the FleetCenter. Please use our Boston area lodging guide if you’re planning vacations in Boston!


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Boston may not be the "hub of the universe," as Oliver Wendell Holmes once said, but it is the center of New England's transportation networks. An increasing number of direct flights from Europe means that it provides many visitors with their first taste of America, while efficient rail and bus services from New York, Montréal and further afield make this an obvious starting point, wherever you're heading in New England.

Air
Logan Airport (tel 617/561-1800 or 1-800/23-LOGAN), constantly busy with both international and domestic services, is a mere three miles from downtown Boston. Get your air and ground ticket info>>

Trains
Amtrak (tel 1-800/USA-RAIL, ) trains along the Northeast Corridor from Providence, Washington, DC and New York, and from Chicago and Canada via Springfield, as well as the summer-only Cape Cod specials, arrive a short walk from downtown Boston near the waterfront at South Station , Summer Street and Atlantic Avenue. The renovated station houses information booths, newsstands, restaurants and a fantastic old clock, though no currency exchange. The Red subway line inside the station can whisk you to the center of town or out to Cambridge. Some Amtrak services also make an extra stop at Back Bay Station, 145 Dartmouth St, on the Orange subway line near Copley Square. North Station is used only by MBTA commuter trains. Get your air and ground ticket info>>

Buses
Several bus companies provide direct links between Boston and the rest of New England. Vermont Transit (tel 1-800/451-3292, ) covers western Massachusetts, New Hampshire's White Mountains, Vermont and Montréal; while Concord Trailways (tel 1-800/639-3317, ) runs to southern New Hampshire and up the Maine coast. Heading south, Bonanza Bus Lines (tel 1-800/556-3815, ) connects Providence and Newport, Cape Cod and New York City; and Peter Pan Bus Lines (tel 617/343-9999, ) services New York and western Massachusetts. Greyhound (tel 1-800/231-2222, ), with its many connections, offers nationwide service. Plymouth and Brockton Bus Co (tel 508/746-0378, ), serving Hyannis, has buses that leave from Logan Airport; all other buses leave from South Station. Get your air and ground ticket info>>


 
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