The park has a plocie station and is government regulated, so it's very safe, although East Boston is a modest income blue-collar city. Who cares! This park rocks! It has boats for rent AND reaches itself outward in a pier-type formation over the water right across from the BOSTON SKYLINE. Looks the buildings look massive! It's free and sunny days it looks great..but its best at NIGHT!! The city looks so beautiful..it closes at 11 am. A GREAT off the beaten road tourist location!
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great pix!!
It's a warm hazy day, but you still get a nice view of Boston as you head past Deer Island Light entering the Inner Harbor of Boston. Yup, the Deer Island light looks more light a street light than a lighthouse. This is the one I hear as I fall off to sleep at night .... "toooo, toooo" .....
The Waves Balconey at the back of the Marriot Hotel overlooking the Long Wharf.
Slip up there for a drink and snack, watch the Wharf & water acctivity and get away from the crowd on the street while you relax. Here's a part of the view you can get!
Come to the wharfs. Not the northern ones but eastern. Belle vue opens up before you, everything from yachts, seagulls to oceanic horizon. The feeling of serenity, so rare it big cities will fill you. Also this place isn't so crowded.
WHALE-WATCHING excursions depart regularly from the New England Aquarium (Aquarium T stop). Each trip is approximately 4-5 hours long, and on a good day you see LOTS of whales. For more information and schedules, you can call the Aquarium at (617) 973-5200.
Tea Party Ship - Over 200 years ago on a raw December night, a scraggly band of angry patriots, loosely disguised as Indians, crept along the darkened streets of colonial Boston. With fire in their eyes, they moved stealthily through the murky night to Griffin's Wharf and a rendezvous with history. Now at the Boston
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of the single most important event leading to the
American Revolution. Discover for yourself what
political and economic conditions caused the
Boston Tea Party and how it changed history forever!
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