Thursday, August 5, 2010

About how long is it take to travel from Boston to Niagra falls and from Niagra Falls to Mon treal

How long is it take to travel from Boston to Niagra falls and from Niagra Falls to Mon treal?
Next week i will drive from Boston to Niagra falls, and from there I will drive to Montreal, please give me some ideas and what I can do between time of travel
Niagara Falls - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
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Answer 2 :
I t should take about 3 hr of less to Niagara and then about 3 more to Montreal Have fun!
Answer 3 :
It will take you about 7-8 hours to get to Niagara Falls from Boston and another 7-8 hours from Niagara to Montreal.
Answer 4 :
According to Mapquest estimates generically to all cities, the Boston-Niagara Falls leg is 7 hours 45 minutes long and the Niagara Falls-Montreal leg is an additional 7 hours 8 minutes long. In total, the trip is a one way drive of 14 hours 54 minutes.

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Monday, July 5, 2010

About Is it worthwhile to travel to Boston

Is it worthwhile to travel to Boston?
I'm from the UK and I'm quite interested in going to Boston sometime in the summer next year after I graduate. What's the atmosphere like, do you live there or have you travelled there before and would you recommend it?
Boston - 13 Answers
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Answer 1 :
yes..esp in the summer
Answer 2 :
Yesssssssssssssssssssssss. Yes. Yesssssssssssssssssssssssssssss Yes. Yesssssssssssssssssssssssss
Answer 3 :
Other than the fact that it is cold in the winter, Boston should be an interesting place to see. It is Philly that has the most ugly people, not Boston, according to the latest survey:
Answer 4 :
Yes I live just south of Boston and I am sure you would really enjoy Boston it is usually warm to hot in the summer but not to hot and you can take really don't need to drive as public transportation is readily available to get almost anywher worth going. Have a Great Trip!
Answer 5 :
YES!!!! its VERY worth it! If your looking for shopping you can go to the prudential Mall, or if you just wanna hang out you should go to the quincy market, only go to the freedom trail on sunny days, once in a while theres a fun fair to attend!
Answer 6 :
It's worth going. Sometimes it gets very hot and humid in the city, but there are beaches just a short drive, bus, or train ride away. Also, there are outdoor plays and concerts and a very relaxed atmosphere. Many students stay in town for the summer, so the social scene is pretty lively. Don't miss out on Cape Cod and Martha's Vineyard, which are excellent day trips -- especially if you can travel there during the week when the traffic isn't so bad.
Answer 7 :
yes i loved it
Answer 8 :
nooo... not worth it. go to NYC
Answer 9 :
Visited there a couple weeks ago and wished I had more time to explore. If you are going to be there for more than a day or two, would recommend you renting a car and seeing some of the sights in the rest of New England. For us Yanks, they are all relatively close, we spent a week and went through seven of the "New England" states with no problem and had a fabulous time. If I had to do it again though, I would split it up and spend a week on the coast, then a week in the western areas of Vermont, Massachusetts and eastern New York.
Answer 10 :
Boston is totally worth the trip.
Answer 11 :
See some of the other comments on here and you'll see it's not only worth it but you'll wonder why you hadn't come here sooner.
Answer 12 :
I've lived here all my life and as a pilot I have been to many different city's and after all is said and done Boston hands down is the nicest place to be.
Answer 13 :
Yes I used to live their and visit a lot. Harvard square is a cool place to shop! Also the atmosphere is nice. You can have lots of fun there! Cambridge is where harvard square is it is one of my favorite places to be. Newberry street is a nice place to buy desighner things. Boston also has a very nice aquarium. Also a nice science muesem. Take a duck tour they run by the science muesem and I think you can buy tickets at the muesem! I highly recomend going Buy a travel book at your local bookstore and they will have even more fun Ideas!

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Saturday, June 5, 2010

About travel to Boston with our baby of 8 months

Travel to Boston with our baby of 8 months?
I'm planning to travel for 2 days to Boston with our baby of 8 months. Is a good city to go with him?? Which hotels do you recommend that are very good located? I'm looking for a place that is good located, safety area and its close to everything so we can walk at day and at night without problems. What do you recommend. thanks you
Boston - 3 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Boston is a great city to bring kids, as long as the weather is nice when you come. Getting a 3+ star hotel anywhere in the immediate downtown area will be fine; lots of hotels to choose from - but having something in the immediate downtown area will allow you to be within walking and subway distance to most activities. For kids; my suggestion is the Aquarium and the Science Museum, both places are interesting for both kids and adults. Also, you can do the "Boston Duck" tours, for which you can get tickets at the science museum, and take a ride in a vehicle that goes both on land and water and gives you a tour of Boston.
Answer 2 : 
Sound good to me. just stay away from dorchester, roxbury, mattapan, jamacia plain.
Answer 3 :
Oh the common will be beautiful this time of year, it is, i was there on Wednesday. I love Boston in the spring. Beacon Hill is a gorgeous neighborhood, also.
 

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Wednesday, May 5, 2010

About travel from Boston to New York next summer

Travel from Boston to New York next summer?
My girlfriend and I are planning on flying out to Boston, getting a car, and travelling up the coast to New York to fly back to Denver. I'm looking for any ideas "off the beaten path" to see/do, and also, what is the best/cheapest way to plan this itinerary? She's never been to the East Coast, so I really want to make it a memorable trip. Our time frame is 1-1/2 weeks.
Other - United States - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
I'm from upstate NY - What do you like doing? What month are you coming. If its during the july/aug time I would say definitly stop at saratoga race track. Saratoga is beautiful and the race track is amazing! What airport are you flying out of?
Answer 2 :
I would definitely stay in Boston for a couple of days....great downtown...fun bars and shops...plenty to do. Then head down to Newport, Rhode Island....it is an older little town along the coast. It's really pretty and you can go on tours of old historic mansions....its not boring...its actually really interesting. Its a nice town to experience the ocean and stuff....very calm and relaxing. In upstate, NY Saratoga Springs is cool for the horse races. http://www.newportchamber.com/ Vermont is really pretty too....but since you're from Co you are better off seeing more of the ocean sites versus the mountains. NJ is really known for the ocean....and if you want to experience more of the craziness & bars......were everyone hangs out in the summer....that is the place to be...towns such as Point Pleasant, Belmar, Seaside, Wildwood all cater to the 20 somethings (age). Belmar is only about 1.5 hrs from NYC so you can easily spend a day or night there.
 

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Monday, April 5, 2010

About what is the best time to travel through Boston in the morning

What is the best time to travel through Boston in the morning?
On Sunday I will be traveling I93 Southbound through Boston to Plymouth...My plan is to leave home around 5AM, which would put me in Boston around 8AM...what am I in for? Should I plan to be in Boston even earlier to avoid a lot of traffic? (getting into Boston later really isn't an option that day since I want to be in Plymouth no later than 9:30ish). On Monday, I will be traveling back northbound...what hours should I avoid Boston this day? Thanks so much for the help!
Boston - 3 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Sunday traffic should be light. No worries. Monday rush hour is roughly 6:30-9:30 a.m., so that's the time to avoid if you can.
Answer 2 :
In addition to avoiding the Monday morning rush hour 6:30 - 9:30 AM avoid the evening rush hour by not traveling (time leaving Plymouth) 3-6:30 PM.
Answer 3 :
Never... On the weekends it's not to bad the Braintree split is clear.. Monday NB is bad... typical delays: Marshfield (Rt 3 N Exit 12) (about 7A) Derby St. (Rt 3 N Exit 15 Hinghan) 730ish Braintree rotary (Rt 3 N Exit 17) Braintree Split (Rt 3/93 merge) 645 ish HOV (Nbound Sout east Expressway Southie at savenhill) anytime If is rains or snows forget it
 

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