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Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Boston

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Since its opening in 1742, Faneuil Hall Marketplace has served as a place of meeting and commerce for the city of Boston. Find your way to the city's famous Freedom Trail pathway, and the complex that represents the site of speeches by early American revolutionaries, including Samuel Adams. Today, the "Cradle of Liberty", as the building was known prior to the American Revolution, acts as a mall. Here you can visit an array of restaurants, market halls, eateries, and shops. You'll find numerous spaces for live musical performances and of art exhibits. Make Faneuil Hall Marketplace part of your personalized Boston itinerary using our Boston online road trip planner .

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• By Holland5_2013

  Fun place to walk through and look at all the food!! So hard to decide, so many choices that look amazing!!  more »

• By AlleyDeBlanck

  There is currently a lot of construction/renovation happening so that did hinder our experience just a smidge. We are from Las Vegas where there is always construction so it wasn't horrible. So many s...  more »

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• By cherry baby

  Lots of awesome food kiosks here. Of course since you are in Boston there are a lot of seafood based options. I have tried multiple different lobster rolls at different locations. Keep in mind, most of the cold or chilled lobster rolls are lobster salad. So if you want big chunks of lobster go for one that is either hot or butter poached. Although I can't remember the name, I also had a delicious piece of chicken wrapped in bacon at one of the kiosks. If you're hungry and don't know what to get this is a great place to start. Let your nose lead the way!

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• By Lisa Blevins

  We had a great time we're pleasantly surprised about the area and the restaurants in the marketplace were amazing!! We spent an hour and a half there paid $40 for parking that was the only downfall. Was told by the very nice attendant on the way out of the parking garage that if we downloaded the app our fee would have been half price. Wish I could remember the name of the app worth investigating!

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