Nature lovers will find much to explore at America’s colorful and diverse gardens and arboretums.

1. Denver Botanic Gardens and its two satellite locations offer a range of experiences for plant lovers, from alpine tundra at Mount Goliath to plants from around the globe at the York Street gardens.

2. The 446-acre U.S. National Arboretum in Washington, D.C., is run by the government as a research facility, but it’s open to the public and boasts and impressive collection.

Denver botanic gardens

Boston, Massachusetts is a popular tourist destination due to its unique character that is rich in culture and history. Tourists who visit Boston will experience watching hometown sports teams, spectacular arts, incredible museums, and learn a fascinating history.

Faneuil Hall Marketplace

If you have never visited Boston, you will be overwhelmed from all that there is to see and do. However, there are three must visit attractions in Boston everyone should see when spending time in this charming American city.

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The U.S. is home to some fabulous big-city art museums, but – surprise – there’s also great art viewing in several smaller cities. Here’s where to go for the ultimate art tour:

1. New York City’s renowned Metropolitan Museum of Art, one of the world’s largest art museums, houses an astonishing 2 million pieces. Save energy for the Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim Museum.

2. Treat yourself to a peek at the new “Art of the Americas” wing at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. Across the street, lush artworks adorn the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, an Italianate palazzo.

3. Art lovers converge on the Santa Fe Indian Market. The city’s 200 galleries are a major attraction, as are the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture and Georgia O’Keeffe Museum.

Metropolitan museum of art New York City

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Boston is a blend of historic and modern, traditional and quirky. No matter what your interests or how old you are, you will be able to find plenty of things that will keep you busy for weeks and months to come. However, no matter what you like doing, there are a few traditional Boston activities that all new residents must try out. Some of these are popular among tourists, but others are things you will continue doing even after you are a Boston resident. The first is catching a game at Fenway Park. See the Red Sox play a game in the home of the Big Green Monster.

Fenway Park

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The Eliot Hotel is set on one of the most beautiful boulevards in America, a stone’s throw from fashionable Newbury St. shopping, Copley Place and Boston’s major art galleries and cultural attractions, as well as universities and research centers. This historic, boutique hotel provides European luxury and unique elegance not found in other downtown Boston area hotels.

Eliot Hotel Entrance

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One of the most underrated cities to vacation in is Boston, Massachusetts. You’re probably  already getting visions of wind-burned faces, ravenous sports fans, and Ben Affleck.

But Boston has more to offer than that. From  historic sites to the Arts to great food to enthusiastic fans of some of the best sports teams in the country, this great city is a city like no other. You will cherish the time you spent there and you will find the locals to be some of the warmest and fun-loving of all the cities you’ll visit.

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