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then ... im curious to know what a trip to Boston and I would want make TONS of shopping (originally from Arizona so not foreign to the states), where a few good stores not Mueseum boutiques and shops Can I go? and all in all I do? My BFF used to live there and I hung out all the time so I know that this place thats always in Chinatown Vietnamese full and really cheap with huge portions and all ... and where can i get the dark chocolate?

Museums Coupons: New England Aquarium, Museum of Science, Museum of Fine Arts. USS Constitution, as it is not winter. Music, theater, festivals: Get a copy of improper Bostonian (free on Important parts of the city). Tons of things still ongoing. Shops: The United States turns into chain stores, all cities becomes the same. But some unusual places: Newbury Comics (This is not a comic shop, sites at Faneuil Hall and Newbury Street). Vintage: The Garment District (Kendall Square, Red Line. Yana in Harvard Square.) Shopping areas: Newbury Street, particularly at the west end, is one of the best commercial areas in country. Designers, Quirk, vintage, art galleries, wealthy tourists, starving artists. (Green line Hynes at one end, the Green Line to Arlington another. At Clarendon Street, there is an H & M on Newbury, and a basement on Boylston Fielene and Marshall, in the next street. Furthermore, a Anthropoligie and Crate and Barrel on Boylston). Faneuil Hall / Quincy Market (best food court in the city). The entire North End is a walk (especially Hanover, Salem, and the street Prince). Food shops, bakeries, very Italian. Harvard Square in Cambridge (Harvard Square Red Line), shops at Copley Place and Prudential are expensive and very expensive. The Galleria CambridgeSide is a typical suburban mall, except it is vertical. Chinatown is a dive with good restaurants, but not much more purchases. Chocolate: Chocolate (High Street, near Red Line South Station), Cardullos, Burdick, and sweets hidden in Harvard Square, on Teuscher Boylston across from the Boston Public Library (Copley Green Line). Less expensive - Whole Foods. More expensive - there are places very expensive as Temper chocolate in the Commonwealth Hotel (Green Line Kenmore). I guess you do not look for those. (All these places are probably on Google.)

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