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Welcome to Hipfig's Video Guide Series

on Boston. In this video we'll be

exploring Faneuil Hall historic site and

Marketplace. Keep watching this video for

information on what to see and do here.

Faneuil Hall historic site and Marketplace

is located at 4 South Market Building

downtown, Boston. The most convenient

way to Faneuil Hall Marketplace is to

take the T or subway. The most direct way

is to take the Blue line to Aquarium

Station and take the Faneuil Hall exit (from the station)

You can also take the Green line to

Haymarket, North Station, Park Street,

Government Center station. Or you can

take the Orange line to State Street or

Haymarket. Or the Red line to Park street

exit the station and walk to Faneuil

Hall marketplace. Faneuil Hall is nicknamed

the Cradle of Liberty. This is a national

historic site on the Freedom Trail and a

market place. Faneuil Hall marketplace is

made up of four places: Faneuil Hall

Quincy Market, North Market, and South

Market. They are all located around a

busy cobblestone promenade with lots of

street entertainment and shopping.

This is a fun place to walk around, shop,

eat, and explore Boston.

Faneuil Hall is referred to as the

Cradle of Liberty because of its use

during the American Revolution. The

National Park Service's visitor center

is open on the first floor from 9am to

6pm. The Great Hall which is upstairs is

open from 12pm to 5pm. There are a lot of

stairs, take the elevator up. Admission

to the Great Hall is free and Ranger talks

are also free. When you're here, you can

go on a Ranger Talk in the Great Hall or

take a Ranger Tour of the Freedom

Trail, or earn a Junior Ranger Badge with

your kids

for a link to the NPS website, go to

Hipfig's website for Boston under "Things

to See" tab for Faneuil Hall. Quincy Market

design in a Greek Revival style building

and the North Market and South Market

are busy hubs for shopping, restaurants,

cafes, and a huge food court. Be warned

this place is busy especially in the

summer and on weekends.

Faneuil Hall historic site and

Marketplace will take you an hour or

more depending on your interest. Combine

with the Old State House and the site of

the Boston Massacre which are very close

You can also walk to other Freedom Trail

sites as well as to the Aquarium and

Little Italy

This is a must do when you're in Boston

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