Boston Metro is where old charm meets contemporary style and sophistication. The City of Boston dominates much of New England and exerts influence on the rest of the country through its financial and educational institutions. Boston is known as America's college town, Boston Metro also claims many of the world's esteemed colleges and universities. Cambridge is often referred to as Boston's "Left Bank", and is the birthplace of higher education in America. Boston is also home to Harvard College which was founded in 1636.

Boston is also America's Walking City. The Freedom Trail, is a walking tour through historic Boston Metro, but casual walkers may simply prefer a stroll through "Bean Town" over cobblestone streets which bring you to Fanueil Hall, Quincy Market, and Haymarket Square. A walk up Beacon Hill offers a beautiful view of Boston's gold-domed statehouse.

The Charles River is full of sailboats and rowing crews. People eagerly wait their turn to ride the Swan Boats in Public Garden. Boston Metro contains an endless list of museums, theaters, galleries that entertain. In Boston Metro you can spend the day with the Boston Red Sox or an evening with the Boston Pops.

The Prudential and John Hancock towers offer a breathtaking view of the Boston's skyline and illustrate the growth of the Boston from a 17^th century settlement to a 21^st century urban metropolis.

Whether you are planning to reside in Boston, one of Boston suburbs, or an outlying community, you will come to value what Boston Metro has to offer. This wealth of educational, cultural, social, commercial and historical resources can be yours. Live here and be part of the grandeur of Boston.