Columbus Park still has its Christmas lights up, around 6 or 7 is the best time to visit this place. As you walk underneath the curved monument, the bright blue lights are so beautiful and aesthetic. That it almost feels like you're underwater. However, it does get a little cold, hence wear a Jacket or sweater! Location: Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA
All photos taken by Jhechel Espiritu.
Columbus Park still has its Christmas lights up, around 6 or 7 is the best time to visit this place. As you walk underneath the curved monument, the bright blue lights are so beautiful and aesthetic. That it almost feels like you’re underwater. However, it does get a little cold, hence wear a Jacket or sweater! Location: Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 
A restaurant built in the year 1826, their food is delicious and the starter which is cornbread with a side of butter is perfect for the winter season. If you’re interested in Italian cuisine with a mix of seafood this restaurant is the way to go! Location: 41 Union St, Boston, MA 
This statue of George Washington is the largest sculpture in Boston. Location: Boston, MA 
Even though most stores are getting close down because of the pandemic there is still hope. Location: 139 Tremont St, Boston, MA 
Lots of people have been worrying about the pandemic that we are in which means lots of people don’t show up to places like this. During this time the individuals that you see in this photo were currently protesting. Location: 24 Beacon St, Boston, MA 
There are barely any people around this area, due to the cases rising, the place looks deserted. Location: 4 S Market St, Boston, MA 
The most visited area in Boston would probably have to be the corner mall, it is filled with restaurants and a few stores inside such as sketches, a souvenir shop, champs, and many more. However, due to the pandemic, the corner mall closes a little early than before at approximately 7:30 pm and opens at 7 am. Locations: 417 Washington St, Boston, MA 
When strolling down to Boston Crossing you should visit the Brattle Book shop, even during the pandemic they are still open during the week except for Sundays, it usually opens at 9 am and closes at 5:30 pm. if your a book worm the books are only 5 dollars, Which is a Great Deal! You also get to visit the aesthetically pleasing brick walls surrounding it, and just a couple of seconds away right across the street is the Frog pond! Location: 9 West St, Boston, MA. 
If you want some fresh produce for dinner, breakfast, lunch, or even a snack you should visit Boston’s Farmer’s Market, just by Haymarket. The products are fresh, tasty, and cheap! Location: Boston Farmer’s Market. -136 Blackstone St Boston, MA. 
The Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park. Location: Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA. 
Come and take a stroll at the Union Oyster House and visit one of the oldest telephones ever made. Location: 41 Union St, Boston, MA 
An antique store just a couple of hours away from Boston. Location: Erving, 11 E Main St, Erving, MA. 
Primark is one of the biggest stores in Downtown Crossing, it is cheap and affordable, for anyone who is on a budget or for anyone who just wants to go shopping on a Saturday afternoon. Their clothes may seem inexpensive, but the quality is not bad for its price. Location: 10 Summer St, Boston, MA 02110 
Unfortunately, during these harsh times and especially since Covid hit the Public Boston Garden has been less visited. Before Covid-19 this bridge would be packed, filled with tourists, locals, and even dogs. Considering the fact that it was such a beautiful day to spend some time outside, with family or friends while also taking precautions. People just have feared getting sick and dying because of the virus. Location: 4 Charles St, Boston, MA 
Visit this statue at Haymarket of Tony Demarco. Location: Summer tunnel, Boston, MA 
If you are interested in any old school or vintage items Freight house is the WAY TO GO!, it is filled with all different kinds of antique tools, books, Vinyls, paintings, kitchenware, and all other types of old school collections. Not only are they selling antiques, but you can always stop by to get a cup of coffee or muffins from their cafe. Location: 11 E Main St, Erving, MA, United States 
Faneuil Hall Market is just like the corner mall in Boston Crossing, however, it is a little different, there are all kinds of restaurants left to right. Usually around spring, fall and summer there are outdoor stores, but unfortunately due to the pandemic and the Winter season, a few outdoor businesses have stopped. Location: 4 S Market St, Boston, MA 
Sunsets on assembly row at around 4:24 pm, visit the park and jog around with the beautiful scenery. A great way to relative stress and anxiety. Location: Somerville, MA 
Down town crossing at around 2 in the afternoon on a Saturday, during the pandemic! Location: Boston common
