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Beacon Hill is one of Boston’s very picturesque neighbourhoods. Once, it was home to John Adams (Founding Father and second US President) and John Hancock (President of the Second Continental Congress). This area is notable for its winding streets lined with Victorian brick houses and old-fashioned lanterns. Also, there is the Massachusetts Statehouse built in 1798 and presenting a National Historic Landmark.

At 4-8 Battery St. in Boston, you will find a typical three-story house, better known as All Saints Way. Thanks to its pious owner, Peter Baldassari, the entire space of the house and the surrounding area is covered with figures, pictures, and other images of Catholic saints, which the owner has been collecting for over 50 years. He also runs free tours of his home.

The Prudential Center is the largest shopping centre in New England. All famous American and European brands are here, as well as many dining options. But most tourists come here to climb the Skywalk Observatory, located on the 50th floor of a skyscraper. The entrance to the observation deck costs $21.