The city's beautiful architecture still reflects its historical roots – for example, near the GEOS downtown campus stands a modern skyscraper next to a 300 year-old church. Millions of tourists come to Boston each year to learn about the American Revolution, and visit cultural and historical landmarks such as Faneuil Hall, the Heritage Trail, and Quincy Market. The city was the site of several 'firsts', including the first public school and the first subway system in America.
The Junior English Courses in Boston are located close to the coast, which means that students can enjoy a variety of fresh seafood every day. Local lobster and traditional clam chowder are not to be missed between your Junior English Courses in Boston. With over 100 colleges and universities in the city alone, Boston is known as the 'Athens of America'. In fact, close to half of Boston’s population is made up of students, making the city extremely student-friendly.