Faneuil Hall, originally established as a market for merchants, fishermen and vendors in 174 is now a tourist attraction known for shopping, eating and drinking. One of America's premiere urban marketplaces, Faneuil Hall boasts more than 100 shops, 14 restaurants, and 40 food vendors. On a beautifu   from 10best.com  

A chocolate lover's dream guided tour Chocolate lovers will adore this 2 ½ hour, family-friendly walking tour uncovering the famous (and infamous) chocolate delights in the center of Faneuil Hall and the North End. Your expert guide will take you on a fantastic journey through the corridors of the   from greatamericandays.com  

Across the way from Faneuil Hall lies Quincy Market, a fantasy of more than 100 shops, 17 restaurants and 40 eateries. Street performers entertain while a melting pot of food courts lure in hungry grandkids. This is an especially inviting spot to while away an afternoon or evening after a full day   from grandparents.com  

Given to the city by Peter Faneuil in 1740, Faneuil Hall, with its market and meeting hall, served as a focal point of Colonial protest against British rule and later as a center for the abolition movement in Boston.   from cr.nps  

Outdoor festival marketplace built in 1826; street performers; pushcarts and over 140 specialty shops and restaurants featured in Quincy, South and North Market Buildings. Adjacent to Faneuil Hall.   from massvacation.com  

This is Faneuil Hall the Cradle of Liberty built and given to the town of Boston by Peter Faneuil ***** 1742 ***** Still used by a free people 1930   from hmdb.org  

There are more than 100 places to eat, shop and drink at Faneuil Hall Marketplace, also known as Quincy Market. French   from mytravelguide.com