Challenge someone to a duel; it's still legal to duel (with swords or pistols) on Boston Common, as long as you have the Governor's permission.
The bust of George Washington is said to be the likeness most resembling Washington's actual appearance (according to the Marquis de Lafayette, a close friend of George's).
Take a trip around the Esplanade, which runs all along the Charles River, or relax in the sun by the docks.
There are often news reporters filming pieces on the Library side of the Square. Try to stand in the background of their shot.
Go check out the Paul Revere Mall; a serene taste of history in the shadow of the Old North Church.
"During my college years, I used to busk in The Square - you'd be surprised how much money people will pay you to stop singing songs from the Andrew Lloyd Weber musical "Cats."" - Conan O'Brien
If you are watching the penguins, check your watch often...time tends to slip away...
Unique Boston charm and atmosphere that you can’t find anywhere else in the city.
The monument is built from the finest granite the great city of Quincy could muster.
Built in 1660, this cemetery is the final resting place of notable figures of the American Revolution, including Samuel Adams, Paul Revere, Boston Massacre victims & Elizabeth "Mother Goose" herself.
You're almost finished! After visiting Old Ironsides, finish the Freedom Trail by walking the last half mile to the Bunker Hill Monument.
