BOSTON City Center Map
Foldout Travel Map for Boston
Discover Boston's rich history with our pocket-sized travel map. Follow in the foot-steps of the Freedom and Black Heritage Trails with helpful insights and descriptions, stroll the city's charming neighborhoods and enjoy Boston's rich restaurant scene. You won't miss a thing, and you'll have the vacation of a lifetime!
Information on the Map:
Popular attractions & points of interest.
Restaurants and cafes.
American Revolution monuments.
Black Heritage Trail landmarks.
Freedom Trail points of interest.
Helpful brief history tips.
Highlights of museums' art collections.
Centrally located hotels.
Outdoor spaces and Boston’s parks.
Boston T subway stations shown on map.
Boston shopping.
Neighborhoods on the Boston Map
Beacon Hill, Back Bay, Harvard Square, North End, South End, South Boston, Fenway, Boston Financial District, Theatre District, Boston Convention Center and Fort Point.
Map Dimensions:
Opens to 24 in. wide x 9.5 in. tall; 61 cm x 19 cm.
Map folds to 4 in. wide x 9.5 in. tall; 24 cm x 19 cm.
No-glare matte laminated finish; easy-to-read indoors and outdoors.
Travel Tips and Articles about Boston
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