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This historic New England hub has undertaken some truly modern green initiatives—including hybrid-vehicle airport trams, a solar-powered visitor center, and a slew of environmentally conscious hotels and restaurants.
Read the articleThemes: Eco-Travel
Inspired by: Going Green in America's Cities — by Keith Rockmael, Published Oct. 2007
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Boston, Cambridge, Jamaica Plain, Back Bay, Beacon Hill
The ghosts of America’s colonial roots—Paul Revere’s ride, the Battle of Bunker Hill, and the infamous Tea Party—still linger among the cobblestone streets of Boston. But this is no Ye Olde Colonia
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Beacon Hill, Downtown Boston
Old-world ambience, cozy fireplaces, snow-dusted cobblestone streets and roasted lobster are a few of our favorite things that Boston offers at Christmas.
Boston, Cambridge, New York City, Manhattan, The Bronx
Three days is all you need to check out the contemporary design highlights of Manhattan and Boston—and to stop along the way to visit pieces of iconic modern architecture in Connecticut.
Back Bay, Beacon Hill, The Fenway, North Station/TD Bank North Garden
For ages, Boston's hotel scene called to mind that old restaurant joke: not only were the properties outdated and uninspired, there weren't enough of them. But hold up: in just six years, the city
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