Boston Skyline: More Photos from Massachusetts

Another view of the Boston skyline, from the area next to the Aquarium.

Arlington Station, right next to the Park Plaza hotel where we stayed. It’s also next to the Boston Public Gardens and Newbury Street.

Random girls stripping off their clothes in the street. Why? I have no idea, but I’m not going to complain about it.

The Boston Skyline from the North End. In the foreground, a park over the Central Artery tunnel, the result of the Big Dig

Street performers on the steps of Quincy Market. As you can see, they were pretty big on audience participation.

Faneuil Hall: another big tourist attraction in Boston. Although it was around in Revolutionary times, it was quadrupled in size in the early 1800s. Still pretty old, though.

I won’t lie. This would look pretty badass in my living room, even if it wouldn’t fit too well in a one-bedroom apartment.

The North End is full of cool old buildings like this one. I just hope the copper thieves stay away.

Another cool building in the North End. Of all the parts of Boston I saw, this seemed the most European.

The Old Customs House, right next to Quincy Market. Now a hotel, the Customs House tower cuts quite a nice image into the Boston skyline.

The Prudential Center: it’s ugly but I kind of like it.

The Old State House originally had statues of a Lion and a Unicorn, symbols of the British Monarchy. Later they added an eagle to the back, to symbolize America.