[One Day 10,000 Steps One Day 1,000 Characters] Enjoying 'Hamanhacheon' in Walking Paradise Boston

Ranked 3rd Among 'Best Cities for Walking' in the US
Modern Buildings Coexisting with History

Boston, USA, ranked 3rd in the 2021 Walk Score's list of the 'Most Walkable Cities in the United States,' following San Francisco and New York, is a city where you can enjoy walking while taking in various landscapes. Located by the sea, the Charles River runs through the heart of the city, offering scenic waterfront views, and large parks are scattered throughout the downtown area, providing spaces to relax. The city also boasts a rich history dating back to the American independence movement, famously represented by the Boston Tea Party, alongside towering skyscrapers, allowing visitors to experience a diverse range of sights.

Boston downtown viewed from Longfellow Bridge crossing the Charles River
Photo by Lee Chunhee

Today, we introduce three walking courses where you can experience Boston's diverse scenery. The first course allows you to enjoy Boston from various elevations, starting from a high-rise observation deck with panoramic views of the city to large parks located in the city center.

The second course takes you along the Freedom Trail, where you can explore the history of the American Revolutionary War, and then to the Greenway, a project that replaced an elevated highway with an underground road to improve citizens' access to the waterfront, allowing you to experience both history and nature.

The final, third course lets you experience Boston's world-renowned bio-cluster, recently visited by President Yoon Suk-yeol and well-known in Korea. This route crosses the Charles River to the core of the bio-cluster, Kendall Square, and includes visits to some of the world's top universities, Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).