Back Bay, Boston, USA is a picturesque neighborhood in downtown Boston and on the Charles River, where many of Boston’s best shops and restaurants gather. The city planning in Back Bay is similar to Paris, and exudes the same esoteric sensibility. Walking down Boston's Back Bay Street feels like Paris, the whole of Newbury Street is full of shops, you can dine at the cafe on the sidewalk, stroll along the shopping centre on Commonwealth Avenue and enjoy the charm of the city anyway. Back Bay was really a bay, and early urban planners filled hundreds of acres of tide stalls to create this unique community. Since the 20th century, Back Bay represents Boston’s elegant life. The traffic here is also very convenient, 8 minutes drive to Boston Park (Boston Common), about 10 minutes to the South and North Stations, and Harvard Square is only 15 minutes drive.

In addition to visiting museums and church schools, the shopping street is also a highlight of the Boston tour. On both sides of the street are a variety of brand stores and shopping malls, in addition to the big-name merchants, there are a variety of fashionable brand stores. The buildings on both sides of the street are mostly red brick houses, which are suitable for taking pictures, and there is also a popular Boston dessert shop Lady M.

I think Boston Back Bay is the most beautiful attraction in Boston. It faces the Atlantic Ocean and looks at the infinite sea. There are a lot of boats moored by the sea. The scenery is quite beautiful, especially suitable for a slow walk.

The back bay is in a great environment. You can walk along the Charles River and there are many shops and restaurants on Bolyleston Street. There are upscale shops on Newberry Street. Enjoy the shopping mall on Commonwealth Avenue. Or overlook the city at the Prudential Center Observation Deck.

The Back Bay is a strip of land that goes to the end of the free road in Boston, and is also the most lively area, which is relatively flat, because most of it is filled out by the sea. There are also many shopping plazas here, including the state council center in this area, the traffic is still quite convenient, and there are many subway stations here.

This would be a great activity if you have 20 minutes of free time. The Earth Hall is basically a large Earth-shaped room with a map of the continent. This is a very old map because there are still countries like the USSR and Yugoslavia. The room had great sound effects especially when you speak in a low voice. I would recommend this place, it was fun :)