Settlers in sizable numbers started arriving in the area that is now known as Boston in 1622, but the first resident, Reverend William Blaxton, moved to Beacon Hill some 5 years earlier. Now this neighborhood is has to over 10,000 residents.

In the 350 years plus that Boston has existed it has grown like no other city. The central landmass of Boston has tripled in 3 centuries.  This growth is the result of an ingenious landfill project that created such neighborhoods as Back Bay, part of the Financial District and the new waterfront.

Tourism is one of Boston’s largest revenue employers and revenue earner. A direct result of this fact is that the city able, willing, proactive in entertaining its visitors, like no other city. Bostonians welcome more than 10 million visitors each year.

Boston , the capital of Massachusetts is the home of the American revolution. So as a travelers, explore the museums to get a glimpse of the rich history of this place and then pamper your taste buds with an array of international cousins to choose from.

It is a city characterized by the features of a a big city in a small area. It is a walking city, with roads that are pedestrian friendly. Somewhat like the European cities where the trend is to walk to all the nearby places. Boston is famous for its prestigious Educational institutes and Financial institutions and they have a great influence on the rest of the Country.