Visiting Parks and Museums

Trident Booksellers & Café offers necessary opportunities to encourage and boost the morale of residents, students and tourists. Here you can meet friends, take a brunch and enjoy it while reading a book or magazine. Wi-Fi is free.
There's been many times the restaurant has been praised by various magazines and newspapers. The Trident menu, including fresh juices and smoothies, traditional dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner, deserved special attention.

Most people send old cars to a junkyard, but not the Anderson family, founded a whole fleet of old vehicles on this site in 1927. The Veteran Motor Car Club of America (VMCCA) later opened the Larz Anderson Auto Museum in October 1949. From that moment, a lot of people have proudly demonstrated their vintage cars here. The exhibition also features fifteen cars of Larz Anderson.
Over time, this museum has become a large non-profit educational institution in New England, where social events, lectures, children's programs, walking tours of Anderson Park are held, and the exposition is constantly updated.

Feel the natural beauty of Massachusetts, just a few miles from Boston. Blue Hills Nature Reserve covers more than 7,000 acres, including Quincy, Braintree, Canton, Dedham, Milton, and Randolph. There are about 125 miles of trails to explore the scenic forests and wetlands, hills, and more.
A map of the park is located at the entrance. Inside the reserve, only a 10-minute parking is allowed at each stop, so you can leave the car at the entrance or plan your stops.

Nantucket Beach is a popular summer vacation destination for Boston residents. The coastline of the Atlantic Ocean stretches over a mile. The area is suitable for beach vacations, walking and cycling.

Ichiban is a quite cozy and comfortable restaurant. Authentic Asian atmosphere coupled with tactful and professional staff sets the tone for the rest of the day. The menu contains traditional dishes from Japan and China, such as sushi, sashimi, and a number of dishes familiar to Americans, such as meat stewed with vegetables, fried pork and beef.

The Arnold Arboretum is an international center for studying plants. The Arboretum collection, which is 281 acres of trees, shrubs and woody vines, is recognized as one of the most complete and most documented in the world. Research focused on studying the diversity of plants, their genome, development, evolution and ecosystems is being carried out here on an ongoing basis. So, anyone can enjoy both walks and nature-based exploration there.

Castle Island is located on the north side of a 3-mile area of southern Boston beaches overlooking Dorchester Bay. There is also the historic Fort Independence, which offers magnificent views of the nearby islands, and a walk in these places is usually accompanied by a cool sea breeze. If you have enough time, walk along the Pleasure Bay, or just around the Fort.

Capo Restaurant is located on West Broadway in South Boston. It is a cozy facility serving gourmet Italian dishes and strong drinks in an authentic Italian setting.
The kitchen, led by chef Nicholas P. Dixon, offers a carefully thought-out menu consisting of fresh homemade pastas, delicious wood-fired pizza and a wide selection of classic Italian dishes.

We've already completed the main part of our trip, we've seen many interesting sights, oustanding natural landscapes, and now we can rest and recover with an easy mind, because we go home tomorrow.