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"Italian food is my favorite, and discovering Little Italy in North End Boston is heaven to me! Sipping an Aperol Spritz on a sunny afternoon and eating a cannoli at Bova Bakery is bliss.""Cobblestone streets, authentic Italian restaurants, gelaterias, quaint cafes serving divine espressos, and pastry shops selling that most mouth-watering of Italian desserts -- cannolis."
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Old North Church & Historic Site
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"The Bell Tower Tour is a great addition to a visit to the Old North Church, the church from which the "two if by sea" lanterns made famous by Henry Longfellow Wadsworth's poem "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere."""One if by land, two if by sea said the lanterns that hung from the towering white steeple of the Old North Church."
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The Paul Revere House
1,383
"This is worth seeing as part of Boston’s history as this man was central to many things happening, he has a statue in the north end and his house is one of the last wooden houses standing opposite the Rachel rever...""Tickets to get in were only $5 for adults, the staff was knowledgeable and able to answer every question I had, and it was a nice quick stop on the Freedom Trail!"
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Paul Revere Statue
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"At the end of the day (and the beginning of the new day), these 35-50 patriots (farmers and family men) did their best to stand down the well-trained British troops.""Situated in a lovely little park along The Freedom Trail, with the majestic steeple of the Old North Church within view, stop and rest while on your journey and take advantage of this wonderful photo opportunity."
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Copp's Hill Burying Ground
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"You can see the tomb of Cotton Mather, the Puritan minister that was a central figure of the Salem witch trials...very cool burying ground!""Robert Sexton of the Old North Church, who hung the two lanterns inspiring Paul Revere's midnight ride of warning, along with Edmund Hartt, builder of the USS Constitution can also be found at Copp's Hill."
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