The most populus city in the state of Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston lies at the center of America's eleventh largest metropolitan area that is known as Greater Boston. The city is well-known for its historic sites, such as the Freedom Trail, the Paul Revere House, and the Old North Church.

The city has a total area of 89.6 square miles, out of which 48.4 square miles comprises of land and 41.2 square miles comprises of water. Boston is the largest city in Massachusetts and New England.

The birthplace of American Revolution, Boston experiences a continental climate. The climate of the city changes rapidly. Summers are very hot and humid while winters are very cold and snowy. The city enjoys an average snowfall of 42 inches yearly. Atlantic Ocean breezes keep the city’s climate moderately mild. Fog and humidity are by-products of Boston's nearness to water.

The city moves you from the world-class shopping and dining in the cosmopolitan Back Bay. The Boston, Mass is well known for friendly people, delicious dining, fascinating museums and great recreational activities. The city is home to the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Boston Pops, and the Boston Ballet.

An array of cultural organization such as: the Museum of Fine Arts, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the John F. Kennedy Library, the Museum of Science and many more, are also situated in the city. Longwood Medical Area is a region of Boston that offers you bulk of medical and research facilities.

Regarding education, Boston is a home to several private and public schools. Two major universities that include: Boston University and Northeastern University are also located in the city. In addition to these several other universities, colleges of medicine, law, arts are situated in the city. This truly has a great impact on the city’s economy.

Being near to sea, Boston offers you bulk of amazing seafood. Boston, Massachusetts is a home to several ornate theaters that include: the Cutler Majestic Theatre, Boston Opera House, The Wang Center for the Performing Arts, Schubert Theater, and the Orpheum Theater.

For sports lovers, various professional sports teams in baseball, basketball, football, and hockey are also based in the Boston, Massachusetts. For rocking nightlife, you can visit clubs, pubs that feature disk jockeys and live performances of rhythm & blues, alternative, techno, and jazz.

With so much to see and do, Boston is one of the most compact and walkable cities in the United States. The city is rich not only in economic terms but also culturally, spiritually and historically. The city also hosts several annual events such as: as First Night, which occurs during New Year's Eve, and several events during the Fourth of July.

As per housing is concerned, the city offers you something that suits your taste. Whatever your taste and lifestyle, the Boston real estate provides you a home that is perfect for your family. The city is composed of a variety of neighborhoods and communities, all of which offer their own unique styles and amenities.

The first urban indoor shopping area named “Faneuil Hall Marketplace” is also situated in the city. Excellent transport facility available in the city enables you to get around the city easily and also highways provide you an easy access to New England's beautiful coast and lovely mountains.

Boston not only dominates much of the New England but also wield sway on the rest of the nation through its banks, financial institutions, insurance companies, and educational institutions. The city's speedy transportation system is extensive and reasonably priced.