The attraction is located at the beginning of the Freedom Road in Boston. It is a 3-minute walk from Boston Park to the King's Chapel. A major feature of Boston's church is that it is together with the cemetery. Next to the church is the King's Chapel Cemetery. It is also Boston's first ancient cemetery. It is the first Anglican church in New England, built in 1688, originally a wooden church, later built for stone construction.

This is a must-see attraction on the road of freedom, and there is no need to charge tickets here. The building is very beautiful, and it is also a great sense of history from the outside. The time relationship has not stayed for too long, so I just strolled around.

I love this zoo, big enough to make our kids full all day! There are lots of interesting animals and places to explore. They have some special events and exhibitions to make the event more diverse. Children of all ages can have fun. Their baby orangutan is a plus! Very cute! They also have a big park and some small recreational area. Good for animals and treat them in the right way. The only downside is the food - only junk food, nothing healthy except apples. If you don't want your child to eat junk food, bring some food from home.

Very well-known place, there are many people, it is a place where tourists must check in

It costs £9 to visit the church; you can buy tickets at the shop across the street. I came here almost to the end of the business day, but there weren't that many people. One of the church staff even took me on a short private tour and explained the history and architectural knowledge of the building. This church is really impressive, stained glass windows, stone carvings on the ceiling, please be sure to look too much!

The attractions on the road to freedom have donation boxes at the entrance, which can be visited free of charge or for a dollar. It is suggested that there should be fewer people in the church during the weekend, so that they can sit down and listen to concerts leisurely.