[2025 Boston Attraction] Travel Guide for Chinatown (Updated Jun)

🌟🌃 Boston in winter is a beautiful sight. Stroll through the city and feel the romance and beauty of winter.🌆📸 🎓🌟 Start your morning at Harvard University. Walk through the historic campus and feel the academic atmosphere. Harvard is especially quiet in winter, and the snow-covered buildings are full of atmosphere.🏛️🌟 🔬🌟 Next, head to MIT, one of the world's top technology schools. The campus is full of innovation, and the modern architecture is perfect for photos.🌃🌟 🍲🎉 For lunch, head to Boston's Chinatown for some delicious Chinese food. Try the lobster rolls, Peking duck, or spicy hot pot. Chinatown is especially festive in winter, with Christmas decorations everywhere. After eating, take a stroll and enjoy the winter holiday atmosphere.🌈🍲 🏛️🌟 In the afternoon, visit Trinity Church, one of Boston's most historic churches. After visiting the church, head to the nearby Hancock Tower for a great view of Boston.🌇🌟 🛍️🌟 In the evening, head to Newbury Street, which is lined with high-end brand stores, independent designer stores, and art galleries. Newbury Street is especially beautiful in winter, with Christmas lights adding warmth to the area.🌆🌟 🌃🌟 At night, head to the Prudential Tower for a view of Boston's skyline. The city lights are especially beautiful in winter, and you'll feel the warmth of the city.🌟🌃

Explore Boston in 2 Days! Boston 2-Day Itinerary Route: Museum of Fine Arts, Boston > Boston Public Library > Trinity Church > Chinatown > Boston Common > Old State House > Boston City Hall > Quincy Market > Massachusetts Institute of Technology > Harvard University Day 1: Culture and History In the morning, visit the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston on Beacon St. The museum houses many world-class artworks and will reveal the mysteries of art. Then, walk to the Boston Public Library on Copley St. This Gothic building is the oldest public library in the US and houses many rare ancient books. Then, visit Trinity Church, the oldest church in the US. Its unique Gothic architecture is breathtaking. For lunch, head to Chinatown to enjoy authentic Chinese food and a taste of home. In the afternoon, stroll to Boston Common to enjoy the peace and harmony of nature. Then, visit the Old State House and Boston City Hall to experience Boston's history and political atmosphere. In the evening, head to Quincy Market, a great place to end the day with food and shopping. Day 2: Academia After breakfast, drive to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to experience the academic atmosphere and innovative spirit. Have lunch at a restaurant in downtown Cambridge and try a variety of authentic American food. In the afternoon, drive to Harvard University to visit this world-class university and experience its rich academic atmosphere and beautiful campus. In the evening, have dinner at a riverside restaurant in Boston and enjoy the food and the night view of Boston. Transportation: Walk/Drive/Taxi PS: Boston cover online map YLHT4Vc7VkdZCZT18.

People in Boston may be much more indifferent than people in California because of the weather. You will almost never meet people who say hello to you on the street. There are also many people who keep their figure well, and the public security is also good. It is the only city where you dare to go out for a walk at night. Chinatown was not fully awake in the early morning. I sat on the big stone pier outside the "天下为公" archway, waiting for breakfast. This Chinatown was very clean. Happy Lamb, which has never been heard of in China, seems to be the best hotpot they can eat. It is said that there is always a queue during dinner time. Today's goal is to eat delicious Cantonese snacks. The small tea restaurant is doing quite a booming business. There were already several tables of customers as soon as the time arrived. I didn't have to think about what to eat today. I walked to the side to take a look at the snack area of ​​the tea restaurant. The five-nut mooncake that everyone has always disliked was actually $7 each. The tea restaurant has been certified to have authentic food, and almost all of the diners are Chinese. Everyone chats in Chinese as if they were in their own country. I suddenly felt that if I stayed in Chinatown all the time, it would be no different from not going abroad. On the trip to Boston College, we first went to a pub near Harvard for a meal. Next to us was an elderly couple. After they finished their own meals without interfering with each other, they took out the bill and calculated how much they should pay. They took out their wallets and counted the money very seriously. Every time we kept eating the food on each other's plates and sharing a glass of wine, we were probably a unique sight in their eyes. I walked slowly back to the hotel from the school, following the footsteps I had when I left. Goodbye Boston, the beautiful Charles River, and the geese on the river bank. I cut a journey into a picture scroll and kept it in my heart for a long time. Often you need to bask in the sun,