Arlington Street Church

Attractions next to Boston Park, a church encountered on the way from the park to the Back Bay shopping district. I feel that most church visits in Boston need to be paid, including the church on the Freedom Road. Visiting requires a ticket for a knife. The church doesn't look big from the outside, but the unique shape is striking on the streets of Boston.

Arlington Street Church is not far from Chinatown, and it happened to pass during the process of going to Chinatown to eat. The church is not big, but the history is occasionally long. The surrounding buildings are not high, and the church's minarets are also a landmark around.

Arlington Street Church is on the outskirts of Boston Garden, where there are many plants and a small pond.

Churches everywhere are one of the tourist attractions. They are the most convenient way to read and understand the local culture and history. If you are interested in history, churches are the must-visit attractions. It should be noted that some time periods are charged.

The church is situated near a quiet park in downtown. It's quiet in the middle of the bustle. There are some very tall spires, straight into the noise. It's a beautiful scenery in Boston.