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Places To Visit In New York City: Grand Central Terminal
Grand Central Grand Central Terminal , also referred to as Grand Central Station is the Terminal point of New York’s and Connecticut Metro North commuter rail lines. Grand Central had well over 21 million annual visitors according the latest statistics.Up until 1991, ... Read More »
Boston, Part VII: Boston College and Conclusion
View the rest of the Boston travelogue series: Part I: Introduction Part II: USS Constitution and the Freedom Trail Part III: Faneuil Hall Marketplace and the North End Part IV: Back Bay Part V: Brookline and President John F. Kennedy ... Read More »
Boston, Part VI: Suburbs and the Surrounding Region
View Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, and Part V of this travelogue series Boston is a big city in its own right, but most of the people who live in the area are outside the city. Indeed, ... Read More »
Places to Visit in New York City: Bronx Zoo
The Bronx Zoo There are plenty of things to see in Manhattan, as that is the heart of New York City, but there are four other boroughs in the city as well. One with several notable tourist attractions is The ... Read More »
Boston, Part V: Brookline and President John F. Kennedy
View Boston Part I, Boston Part II, Boston Part III, and Boston Part IV Bostonians are proud of the fact that they had a president from their hometown. President John F. Kennedy was not a Boston resident at the start ... Read More »
Places To Visit In New York City: Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty New York City is an amazing city. If this is your first time visiting the city, please be prepared. New York is fast-paced and it really never shuts down (if you’ve ever heard NYC referenced as ... Read More »
Boston, Part IV: Back Bay
View the first three parts of the Boston travelogue: Boston, Part I: The Cradle of the Revolution Boston, Part II: The USS Constitution and the Freedom Trail Boston, Part III: Faneuil Hall Marketplace and the North End Our journey through ... Read More »
Week One in Nepal: The Learning Curve
This is the first part of many in a series from Fieend traveler/writer Jessica, who is spending several months in the small Asian nation of Nepal. Follow @TravelFieend I have been in Nepal for one week and there has been ... Read More »
Boston, Part III: Faneuil Hall Marketplace and the North End
See Boston, Part I: The Cradle of the Revolution (Introduction) See Boston, Part II: The USS Constitution and the Freedom Trail Follow @TravelFieend The third part of our virtual tour of Boston, Massachusetts takes us in-depth to a part of ... Read More »
Boston, Part II: The USS Constitution and the Freedom Trail
See Boston, Part I: The Cradle of the Revolution Follow @TravelFieend Boston is a city steeped in history, and Bostonians are proud of their heritage. This area was key in the fight to make America a free nation centuries ago, ... Read More »