The first time visitors would absolutely love the Boston offerings. Be it the museums, art, harbor islands or famous breweries, Boston has much to offer for travelers of all age and tastes. The places you just cannot miss include:

Freedom Trail:Boston attractions and historical landmarks can be best experienced through the two and a half mile Freedom Trail. This trail can be easily covered in less than an hour. However, if you wish to explore each landmark at your own pace you need more time in your hands.

Boston Public Garden:Located adjacent to Boston Common, this public garden is the oldest botanical garden in the United States. Enjoy a ride on the swan boats every spring or experience ice skating during winter time. Whatever your interest, the Boston Public Garden will provide you an excellent ambience to spend a day with your friends and family.

Fenway Park:A perfect getaway on a sunny summer day, Fenway Park was historically home of the Major League Baseball`s Boston Red Sox. Even if you can`t make to a Red Sox game, take a behind the scene tours of the park that are popular amongst the tourists.

Museum of Science:Located at Science Park, this science museum is amongst the best in the world. Kids would just adore the 400 interactive exhibits in the Museum of Science that include an IMAX Theater, virtual fish tank and a planetarium.

Boston plays host to a large number of tourists during spring and summer time who visit the city for business, fun or pleasure. The purpose of your visit is the major determinant behind your decision to choose an area to stay in. The best areas to stay in Boston include:

Downtown:A water shuttle from the Logan airport takes you straight to the Downtown Boston. Travelers would love the beautiful views from the hotels here, whereas the business visitors would love the place for its proximity to the financial district. The Boston Harbor Hotel is a modern hotel overlooking the harbor. Omni Parker House is one of the oldest hotels in the city, Boston Marriott Hotel is a favorite amongst both tourists and business travelers. Langham Hotel and the Millennium Bostonian are other great options in the region.

Cambridge:This area is a favorite amongst the students looking for affordable options in Boston. Cambridge area has many hotels that lie close to the esteemed institution, such as Harvard Square Hotel, Inn at Harvard and the Charles Hotel. The beautiful Cambridge House is a restored mansion, and the Hyatt Regency Cambridge is your best option to view the famous Boston Skyline.

Back Bay:The lodging options in Back Bay are quite expensive owing to its proximity to Cambridge, Downtown and the Theater District. Sheraton Boston Hotel, Hilton Boston Back Bay and the Eliot Hotel are known for their world class services and amenities. The other luxury options in the Back Bay include Fairmont Copley Plaza, Four Seasons and Ritz-Carlton. Some well known affordable options that lie close to large shopping districts includes Boston Marriot Copley Place and Westin Copley Place.

A valid passport is required by all nationals visiting United States of America.

Visa is not required by nationals of Britain, Canada, Australia and all EU countries. However, nationals of Bulgaria, Greece, Romania, Cyprus and Poland do require a visa as they`re not included in the visa waiver program.

Spring and fall is the best time to visit Boston. The weather during this time is at its best and the city is not much crowded. Fall is the best season to experience the beautiful and colorful Boston. Flights during this time are expensive because of the ramping tourist season. For inexpensive and within budget flight deals, winter is the best time.

Boston experiences all the 4 seasons: winter, spring, summer and fall. Winters are quite severe and bitter with icy cold conditions and snowfall. Summers are hot but still you`ll find a great influx of international tourists during this season. Spring and fall are calmer times with pleasant temperatures. March to May and September to November is the time of sunny days and cold nights.

Currency:Currency used in Boston is US Dollar. ATMs and bureau de change can be easily found throughout the city. Debit cards and credit cards are widely accepted. Travelers` checks are mostly accepted everywhere.

Language:The most commonly spoken language in Washington DC is English. Spanish is also commonly spoken and understood in the south-western states.