The Breakers is the grandest of Newport's summer mansions and a symbol of the Vanderbilt family's social and financial preeminence in turn-of-the-century America.

On the night of April 18, 1775, Paul Revere warned everyone that the British (Regulars) were coming. His heroic act made him a living legend of the American Revolution. The
patriots fought against the British to become a free country.

Plimoth Plantation is a living museum, founded to replicate the life of the English in 1624 in one of the first colonies in America. The actors portray the daily life of the Pilgrims
who founded the colony of Plimoth in the new world. Descendants of Native Americans demonstrate what life was like for the Wampanoag tribe at that time and how their ancestors interacted with the settlers

Massachusetts State House is the state capitol building. It opened in 1798 and was built on land donated by John Hancock (First Governor of Massachusetts and President of the Second Continental Congress, which ratified the Declaration of Independence). Paul Revere coated the dome with copper and later it was covered with gold.

Going to the movies is an important language learning experience. Nothing better than combining fun, American culture and English.

1620, the ship Mayflower docked at Plymouth, America was born. Today it is possible to visit a replica of this vessel and understand the great Voyage, which forever changed the course of history.

The Boston Museum of Fine Arts, also known as the MFA, is the 17th largest museum in the world and the 5th largest in America. Containing more than 450,000 works of art, its

collection of paintings is one of the largest in the US, second only only the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Opened in 1634, it is the oldest urban park in the United States. Through the centuries, this park was the scene of executions (17th century) and protests of the Vietnam War (1965) among other historical events.
Today, Boston Common is one of the most popular postcards. A place where people gather for distinct events like; weddings, protests, festivals, concerts and even ice
skating.

Isabella Stewart Gardner's  former home (Patron of the Arts) donated to the city of Boston. Beautiful winter garden, tapestry and other artifacts. Expressive collection of European, Asian and American art.

100 acres of open-air museum with lush gardens, where art, nature and people live in perfect harmony.