Landmarks in Boston

Cop Slide

Charles Street Meeting House

Soldiers and Sailors Monument

Boston's Old City Hall

Built in 1865 in the French Second Empire Style, this hall now houses office space & public art.

Acorn Street

Dorchester Heights Monument - Boston National Historical Park

Millers River Potato Monument

Freedom Trail Foundation

Walking tour of iconic American Revolution sites, including museums, churches & meeting houses.

Charlestown Navy Yard

One of the oldest shipbuilding facilities of the Navy currently houses war boats & a museum.

Freedom Trail

Fort Hill Tower - Cochituate Standpipe

Ether Monument

Boston National Historical Park - Charlestown Navy Yard

The 43-acre park with 2 visitor centers offers ranger-guided tours & talks about the city's history.

Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Regiment Memorial

1897 bronze relief memorial honoring the first African American volunteer unit in the Civil War.

Little Italy

Boston Women's Memorial

Boston Massacre Site

Cobblestone ring marking the site of the 1770 civilian massacre & Revolutionary War precursor.

Paul Revere Statue

Statue of a mounted Paul Revere, a key figure in the American Revolution, on a tree-lined path.

Loring Greenough House

Bunker Hill Monument

Marking the Battle of Bunker Hill, this 221-ft. granite obelisk features 294 steps & scenic views.