Things to Do and See in Boston
My owner asked me if we could write about Boston. Every summer she thinks about the vacations she took when she was a child to her grandparents house. They lived only 15 minutes outside of Boston off Route 128, so she was able to visit the city many, many times from the time she was a child, to the time she met my other owner, her husband. They even went together.
When you go, you have to plan carefully, as the roadways are not as organized as some cities, I heard them say once that they were patterned after old cow trails. That sounds a little strange to me, but maybe it’s true. They had no trouble getting around by car and using the subways and other transportation to see Old North Church, Faneuil Hall, the Children’s Museum that her Grandfather took her too, Boston Harbor, and walking the Freedom Trail. When she was real young, the trolleys were operating as part of the transportation system, now you can take a trolley tour of Boston. There are so many things to do in Boston. I never got to go with them, because it was long before I was around, but maybe next time they’ll take me along…I’m very small, and I’m sure there are places to stay that will allow pets if we look. One thing Boston doesn’t have, I don’t think, is a Wax Museum, but we live close to New York, and will have to visit Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, I wonder if they have little dog wax figures? There is a website called Trusted Tours & Attractions that has a link to things to do in New York in case you want to come south on the East Coast after your visit to Boston.
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We hope you have a great vacation! Tell us about it in a comment, did you take your pet with you?
