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Airports in Phoenix

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is the major airport serving the city of Phoenix, Arizona. It is the largest & busiest airport in Arizona. Owned by City of Phoenix, the airport is managed by Phoenix Airport System. It is a hub for American Airlines and Ameriflight and serves as a focus city for Boutique Air & Southwest Airlines. Both passenger & cargo services are offered by the airport for domestic as well as international destinations. These destinations include San Jose, Calgary, Puerto Vallarta, Salt Lake City, Dallas, Los Angeles, Denver, Atlanta, and more. Rental cars, taxis, shuttles, PHX Sky train, public transportation, and more provide connectivity to the airport.

Explore Boston

Boston is the capital city of Massachusetts, U.S.A. It is also the most populated municipality in the state. The city is known for the historical sites related to Colonial and Revolutionary War era including the Freedom Trail, Beacon Hill, the North End, and more. Situated here are various museums allowing visitors to explore the art & culture of the city. These include the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Public Art Walk, Boston's Dreamland Wax Museum, Commonwealth Museum, and more. If you are visiting the city with family & children then do add Boston's Children Museum, Edaville Theme Park, and New England Aquarium to your list.

Things to Do in Boston

The Freedom Trail

The famous Freedom Trail is a 2.5 mile red-brick trail running through Boston’s historic neighborhoods telling the story of the American Revolution. From the Old North Church, Faneuil Hall, burying grounds, temples, to landmarks of the Revolutionary Era. Begin your journey at the Boston Common Visitor Information Center located at 139 Tremont Street and conclude at the USS Constitution in Charlestown.

The Black Heritage Trail

The Black Heritage Trail is 1.6-mile long allowing visitors to indulge in walking tour. On the way one can explore the history of 19th century African American community of the city who primarily lived on the north slope of Beacon Hill. There are in all 14 historic sites including former residences, schools, businesses, churches of this thriving black community, and several stations of the Underground Railroad. It is the largest collection of historic sites related to the life of free Black community prior to the Civil War. Trail’s highlights include the 54th Regiment Memorial and the African Meeting House.

Irish Heritage Trail

Walk in the footsteps of Irish immigrants and their descendants along the Boston’s Irish Heritage Trail, comprising 20 landmarks. Learn about Irish-American sculptors, poets, veterans and politicians - such as John F. Kennedy and James Michael Curley - as you explore Boston from The Fens to Faneuil Hall. Here visitors can either indulge in self-guided tours or can opt for the guided tours offered by Boston Irish Tourism Association. Sites on Irish Heritage Trail include Rose Kennedy Garden, Kevin White Statue, James Michael Curley Statues, Boston City Hall, Boston Irish Famine Memorial, and more.

Best Time to Fly to Boston

The best time to visit the city of Boston is between the months of June-October. The weather remains pleasant during these months. Avoid visiting here during summers as the city gets crowded and prices may inflate unreasonably.