Top 10: Reasons to Live in Boston

Top 10 Reasons to live in Boston

1. The Boston Red Sox... and the Celtics too
With the Red Sox winning the World Series in '04 and in '07, Bostonians and transient students have come to enjoy the Fenway Park experience much more as winning is a more common occurrence these days.

2. Great public Transpotation provided by the MBTA
Subway stations provide convenient connections at multiple points across Boston. A relatively affordable fare, and the CharlieCard system make the "T" easily accessable.

3. A major historical destination, from the Freedom Trail to the USS Constitution
Boston is "America's Athens" with many historical sights and sounds. From the Boston Tea Party to creepy historical cemeteries, Boston will intrigue and entertain any resident or visiting student for years!

4. An awesome nightlife and lots of things to do and check out!
Limitless restaurants to check out, and a wide variety of hotspots. Awesome clubs like Gypsy and Felt, Liquor Store, and more!

5. Access to some of the best hospitals and health-care services
New England Medical Center, Boston Medical Center, Longwood, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston Childrens...

6. Access to some of the best universities in the world
Harvard, MIT, Boston University, Northeastern, Boston College, Tufts... the list goes on and on.

7. Fantastic seafood
Legal Seafood serves the famous presidential clam chowder and there are many places to choose from. A personal favorite is the No Name Restaurant. Check it out if you are in town!

8. Near Cape Cod's beaches
So there is an inherent requirement for you to own a boat of your own.

9. One of the safer large cities in America
Ever since the so called "Boston Miracle," crime has been diminshed in this large city. Actually this miracle was due to the street-level communication between Boston Police and the gangs that exist in Boston. Lets hope the Boston Police keeps up their good work!

10. College parties, and many of them!
Boston is one of the largest college oriented destinations in America. This has obvious consequences.