Boston's Old City Hall

This French Second Empire-style building is also a popular attraction on the road to freedom in Boston, the old town hall was originally Boston's first public school, and the mosaic bricks on the sidewalk marked the place where famous people had studied. During the day, the city hall park and the crowds on the road formed two different environmental atmospheres. Occasionally, you can see the wedding photos of the crowd. The old city hall is located on the road to freedom in Boston. There is also a famous steakhouse in the city hall. Google scored up to 4 points, after visiting the city hall, next to the church and museum, along the mark of freedom road, you will reach the Quincy market and the small Italian village, you can taste Italian desserts

The old town hall has a history of two or three hundred years. The appearance of the building is very beautiful, but now it is not in the city hall. It is a commercial building and can't go in and visit it. However, there are many places to eat around.

An iconic building to be found in the heart of the city of Boston and as luck would have it wholly accessible via the Freedom trail. This is an edifice that ouzes history out of every pore of it''s build. Classically and so impressively styled with several interesting elements within it''s grounds - so do make sure that you have a wander around in the garden area near the front door and do read everything on offer some of which I found to be profoundly interesting.

The Old City Hall is a famous scenic spot on the road to freedom. It is a building in the style of the Second Empire of France. Mosaic bricks on the sidewalk mark places Benjamin Franklin, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Charles Bullfinch had studied. There is also a bronze statue of Franklin in the yard.

An important stop in the middle of the Red Line of Freedom Road, where many celebrities have stayed, unfortunately, it is just a rush to visit. It is worth seeing. The architectural style is very special.