Charles River Review

The Charles River across Boston, the river is very wide, and you can see many sailing boats and kayaks on the shore. The river looks very clean. Harvard, MIT, Boston University and other world-class institutions of higher learning are built on the river. It feels like a very dynamic area. The view is particularly good when the weather is good, envious of the children who can go to school here

Charles River passed through the city from here, once looking at the spring trees in Murakami, he ran a few marathons in Boston, I think running a few kilometers along the Charles River in spring is no more happy. Today's Boston streets, the road is full of young people wearing green T-shirts, after dinner and hotel waiters chat, only to know that today is St. Patrick's Day, in honor of Ireland's patron saint St. Patrick. Taking a free road against the cold wind, measuring the city with footsteps while touching what happened hundreds of years ago in these buildings.

Charles River in early autumn. Boston would have become a somewhat boring city without the Charles River. I like a city with water, and the wide rivers give people breathing space in the city. During my short stay in New York, I was extremely impressed by the Hudson River, which was flying with seagulls, and the East River, which spanned the Brooklyn Bridge and the Williamsburg Bridge. So, despite the extremely expensive accommodation in Boston, I managed to find a Charles River homestay. The homestay is on Lighthouse Street, and several blocks in a row are red brick houses of the same style, old and elegant. Walking on the street at noon, I began to feel that the city was indeed proud of its long history. The next intersection of the hotel was facing the Harvard Bridge, and the Charles River appeared unexpectedly. The river was much wider than I thought it was, and the sparse urban buildings on both sides were insignificant. The water flashed and spread eastward to the port where the ship Constitution was moored, and down it should be an invisible entrance to the sea. The width of the Charles River reached its apex here. It takes about 20 minutes to walk from Lighthouse Street to the opposite MIT. It is a mile across the Charles River from the bridge, and it feels extra long in the strong sunlight, so cool winds blow on the river. Although it is still early, there are already runners passing by the bridge. So far, I think of it, Ren is in sight. I love this river deeply...

The Charles River is pumped into the Atlantic Ocean in Boston, on the north bank of the river is the Cambridge area, where MIT and Harvard are located. The Charles River is clear and beautiful on both sides of the river. Along the river, lawns and sightseeing trails are built along the shore, where many visitors and locals enjoy the views or relax.

⛰【景点攻略】📍详细地址：Eastern Massachusetts, Cambridge,MA🚗交通攻略：地铁绿线BCD线至Copley，下地铁后步行14分钟即达🕙开放时间：查尔斯河全天开放，傍晚夕阳时分和清晨会有不一样的风景💰门票价格：参观校园不需要门票，可直接免费进入参观🌟亮点特色：查尔斯河也是波士顿的一大特色，一条和区分了波士顿和cambridge，白天的时候，可以看到很多划船的人们，一大早就能感受到满满的波士顿活力，一路从MIT校园过河走到了波士顿的购物区，风景很不错，如果时间充裕的小伙伴，也推荐安排半天绕着Charles River慢慢游览参观，沿路的风景也很惬意，身边是运动和划船的人群，很有波士顿的味道

位于波士顿的母亲河，两岸有点破

几乎成了两个校园的查尔斯河适合跑步🏃，也很多人划船🚣