The city of Boston in USA reflects a fine blend of modern splendor and natural wonders. Apart from being the capital of Massachusetts, there are several Boston Tourist Attractions to which the city owes its popularity. Ranging from parks and gardens to museums and plazas, the city has much more to offer. Boston Tourist Attractions also include various statues and monuments to marvel at. Boston Common, the oldest park of America, is one of the most popular tourist attractions in this city. Located centrally in the city, this park consists of glorious monuments and offers interesting recreational opportunities. A notable feature in this park is the Frog Pond which also serves the purpose of an ice-skating rink.
Located to the western part of the Hancock Tower, the famous Copley Tower is another favorite spot of the tourists. Here one will get to see the co-existence of ancient architectural structures and the contemporary buildings. This vibrant area features the majestic Trinity Church and the popular Boston Public Library to the east and west sides respectively. The new England Aquarium Whale Watches provide some exciting scopes to the visitors to get glances of the whales. It offers them a pleasant boat trip. The boats consist of a souvenir corner and hosts interactive session on whales. During your sightseeing in Boston, the Old State House Museum, one of the famous Boston Tourist Attractions must not be missed out. It is one of the most reputed places of interests in Boston. Various fairs related to history, art and culture are held in here.
Situated on the Charles River Esplanade is the Hatch Memorial Shell. It features a plush and sprawling lawn where open-air shows and performances are organized. Electrifying musical presentations can be seen here. The Beacon Hill is a pleasant region where one can see unique shops and exclusive boutiques. Associated with history, this area forms one of the most charming tourist hubs. Other noteworthy Boston Tourist Attractions include New England Holocaust Memorial, Charles River Esplanade, Freedom Trail, Public Garden, Old South Church, Back Bay, Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park, Rowes Wharf, Quincy Market, and the State House of Massachusetts. 

• Back Bay
• Copley Square House
• Massachusetts State House
• New England Aquarium
• Rowes Wharf