Explore Boston :
the Walking City
Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall
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Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall were historically used as meeting places for discussion and trade . Now they are a place to meet and have a quick meal . Quincy Market is a hall lined with food on either side and Faneuil Hall has stalls showcasing all the sweets and Boston gear you can imagine .
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The Boston Common and Public Garden
The Boston Common and Public Garden are two of Boston ’ s largest green spaces . They are great scenic spots for running , walking or simply enjoying the day . The Boston Public Garden is home to the bench featured in the film “ Good Will Hunting ,” the Make Way for Ducklings sculpture , and the George Washington statue , which was the inspiration for the Conference logo .
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Duck Tours
Duck Tours are a great way to view Boston from land and sea . You can view the foliage and learn more about Boston ’ s landmarks . You can catch a Duck Tour from a number of locations in the city .
Public Garden
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Fall Brewery Tours
If you ’ re over 21 , autumn in Boston is exciting because the local breweries release their fall flavors and offer tours for visitors . Breweries such as Harpoon and Samuel Adams have signature fall flavors that people can enjoy .
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Newbury Street
Newbury Street is Boston ’ s famed lane of high-end shops . From stores like Dolce & Gabbana to H & M , you can browse or buy almost anything your heart desires . Newbury Street also has a number of delicious spots to grab a bite to eat such as Trident Booksellers and Cafe , which is a bookshop that doubles as an eatery .
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Fall 2017