BOSTON: What does it COST to visit? (with prices)

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The creators explore the costs and experiences of visiting Boston, noting that while the city is known for being expensive with an average visitor cost of $410 per person per day, it is highly walkable. They document a three day itinerary that includes exploring various neighborhoods like Back Bay, Beacon Hill, and the North End. Their trip features historical activities such as walking the Freedom Trail and visiting the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, which they highlight for its unique garden and history of a famous art heist. The creators also sample local food, including lobster rolls at Salty Girl, clam chowder at Quincy Market, and a comparison of cannolis from Mike's Pastry and Modern Pastry. They visit the Boston Public Library and take a duck boat tour on the Charles River. To conclude, they tally their total expenses for lodging, food, transportation, and activities, noting that while they did not reach the high daily estimates cited in research, they still spent a significant amount to experience the city's diverse culture, sports, and history.
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Boston is one of the most expensive cities in the country the average basic cost per person per day as a visitor is $410
we're going to assume our lodging is costing us $300 a night which is what is currently available to us
I would definitely recommend this one
these tickets are definitely worth it
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