Boston, capital of Massachusetts and a city where food rules. The cuisine here is similar to the rest of New England cuisine and with its coastal location, seafood eats and delicious clam chowder are the crowns of the local culture. From tasty fresh lobster to seaside fish and chips, you can’t beat the catch here. So for those who have come on a culinary journey in the US, you’ll feel right at home in the city’s many laidback restaurants. For those who want a bit of culture, you’ll find plenty of museums and galleries, monuments and statues, as well as some significant historical or political buildings such as the Massachusetts State House. The city is also home to the history of the Boston Tea Party, a famous act of American colonial defiance served as a protest against taxation back in the 1700s.