Today's letter is Q which will showcase Quincy Market.
While I enjoyed visiting this bustling area, I must confess... I still think of Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market as one and the same. The buildings are distinctly different, but together they represent a vibrant harbor area filled with shopping boutiques that cater to any and every tourist's need.
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| Faneuil Hall Market Place and Meeting Hall since 1743. While definitely a prime tourist attraction, I also noticed several local office workers enjoying a lunch break outside at the many park benches available in front of the building |
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| Quincy Market Built in the 1820s and located behind Faneuil Hall The Market not only includes the building, but also the streets to the left (North Canopy) and right (South Canopy). Both streets are lined with shops, restaurants, and pushcarts. |
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| The first floor of Quincy Market offers a wide selection of local culinary treats. The second floor offers plenty of seating with lots of natural light streaming through the large arched windows. |
A trip to Boston is only complete if visiting Quincy Market is included. Hubby likes his Chowder in a bread bowl. (Thank God for Quincy providing the letter Q, right?)
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I had a cup of chowder there myself ... delicious!
DeleteI tend to blur them together too. It's a great spot - lots of fun! Weekends In Maine
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I'm not the only one who confuses them :)
DeleteWhat a great spot - perfect place to stop and rest and grab a bit while you're sightseeing.
ReplyDeleteExactly my thoughts! I did it quite often :)
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