Bewitched by the Charm of Salem: Halloween Holiday Package

Boston is steeped in colonial and Revolutionary War history more than other American cities. It's no surprise, then, that it’s most important sites have become a pilgrimage trail for Americans and others hoping to learn more about the country's history. The Freedom Trail serves as an introduction to today's city, connecting or passing near some of the city's most popular tourist attractions. Boston is easy to navigate on foot because its major attractions are close together, and the T, America's first subway system, connects the city's central neighbourhoods. Visiting in October? Salem, home of the 1692 witch trials, is around 30 minutes from Boston by train, and our Salem Halloween holiday packages combine both destinations in one trip. Cambridge is located across the Charles River, a wet summer recreation area whose Boston shore is designated as the Esplanade Park. Although it is a separate and independent city, Cambridge is a part of Boston and is served by the same public transportation system. You'll also find Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, two of America's most prestigious and vital universities (MIT). With all the music, theatre, and entertainment options available, as well as the city's abundance of restaurants, you'll never run out of things to do in Boston at night. Capital - Boston International Airport - Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) Population- 4,315,000 Currency- US dollar Time - GMT-5 Driving side- Right Main electricity- 120 V Official Language- English Religion- Catholic

Symphony Hall, which opened in 1900 and is one of the world's most acoustically perfect concert halls, hosted the Boston Symphony Orchestra's first concert in 1881. The Boston waterfront has undergone numerous transformations since its beginnings as a colonial shipping port. The south side of Beacon Hill, one of Boston's most beautiful neighbourhoods and right in the heart of the city, has traditionally been the home of Boston's "old money" families, known locally as "Brahmins."