…on the evening stretch back to the hotel.
Faneuil Hall Marketplace in the eve.
On the water front.
Dante became quite the map navigator.
and finally back to the hotel after a long long day.
Bubbles
Balls
Giant chess game
Go! - A Chinese/Japanese strategy game that this museum volunteer taught us to play. We even found out that there is a renown Go! school across the bridge in Jersey directed by an international Go! champion.
Finally a snack break.
the Japanese House (it’s the real thing, was donated to the museum).
Special exhibit on China.
A farmer’s market:
gigantic blackberries
beautifully landscaped areas with refreshing water features
i kind of felt like spring with all the flowers around
and another area with exquisite fountains
Faneuille Hall Marketplace (aka Quincy Market):
basically a food/ shopping general crowd attracting area
Lunch break: I packed tons of snacks, drinks and a grilled chicken lunch for the first day. Part of the pinching pennies in order to keep the frequency of our travel experiences.
and finally, arrival at our day’s destination: the Children’s Museum of Boston.
Departure: Waiting for the Chinatown bus.
Pretty nice ride. Definitely a repeatable experience.
Arrival: South Station Bus Terminal, Boston
Very nice.
Our home for a few days:
Basic nice accommodations with somewhat of a cool factor.
on Portland St.
