Being from New England my whole life and taking frequent trips to Boston, Faneuil Hall Marketplace still never gets old. I am as excited each visit just as I was my first trip in 6th grade. My last visit was 2 weeks after the marathon bombing and it was just awesome to see all of the people out and about,... More

Stayed within a block of Faneuil & Quincy Market. Any type of food you could possibly imagine is here, along with vendors of all sorts! There are restaurants & many stores too, like those you may see in your local mall. Literally anything you could think of all wrapped up into one place! There are also street entertainers and horse/carriage... More

What can you say about the number 1 attraction in Boston? Yes, it's a tourist trap, and has lots of tacky stuff, but there are gems too, and the food hall has some wonderful and unusual treats. Just don't try to get a seat at lunchtime! Don't visit Boston without seeing this attraction - and buy a 'Boston Strong' tee... More

If you visit Boston, do not miss the opportunity to see the famous Quincy Market, where you can spend the whole day in it. The whole family enjoyed buying souvenir items sometime in August, 2013, at the same enjoying the assorted foodstuffs sold everywhere. Then we sat in one of the benches outside, taking pictures, notwithstanding the mid noon heat... More

A great way to pass some time cheaply, food from everywhere, cheap and in the normal American size portions. Great to just wander through or to sit on one of the benches and take in the scenes.

shopping shopping shopping - both touristy and local - get your gifts for the folks back home and a little something for yourself.

This area was a fun place to visit. Tons of little food shops to get your fix of pretty much anything you're craving. Also a great tourist spot where booths are set up with anything from Boston T-shirts to jewelry, to socks, and paintings. There are also a number of sit-down restaurants in the area and some mall shopping on... More

History, shopping and dining.History is wonderful to just look at and view. The shopping is excellent, although you have to really look for the small treasure stores. Very enjoyable.

The food is really good. The food court in Quincy market is massive and represents every cuisine. We enjoyed the paneer roll-up at the Indian place and the pizza by the slice, which my daughter (4 years old) said was amazing. There are also multiple yummy ice cream shops. Food is not cheap but it yummy. The Great Hall on... More