To see a stunning view of the Charles River and, on your left, the BU bridge, the Back Bay area, the Hancock Tower, the Prudential Centre and, on your right, the Museum of Science and the Zakin Bridge, there is no better place to be than the Red Line Train between Chalres/MGH and Kendall/MIT stops.

The train goes over the Charles River, and on a bright day the view is simply amazing. All for the cost of a "T" ride.

Plus, while you're on this train, you may as well stay on it to discover the joys of Cambridge, and all its wonderful squares - Central, Harvard, Porter, Davis, Inman, Teele.

The MBTA train. Charles/MGH station.
www.mbta.com for trip planning.

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A Gray Line bus tour, this allows you to spend a day away from the city in quaint and quiet Cape Cod. You get to stop at a great seafood restaurant and spend some time in Hyannis, where I recommend the crazy golf!

Another good day out is to catch the train to Salem to see all the tacky witch museums. It's hilarious how proud they are that they executed lots of innocent girls.

Transportation centre, Tremont St;
Tour information: www.bostontours.us/tours/tourType.cfm/ttid2/1418;
Independent travel information: www.insidecapecod.com/main-getting3.htm

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