Faneuil Hall Marketplace

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There are more than 100 places to eat, shop and drink at this historic site. French merchant Peter Faneuil (pronounced FAN-you-wull) gave the hall that precedes the marketplace to his adopted home of Boston in 1742. It has been called the "Cradle of Li... More [+]

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by PancakeRoll (Trip Advisor) on 2010-11-09

"The shops are ok. Avoid the ridiculously expensive 'Christmas Shop' which sells cheap plastic Chinese ornaments for a small fortune. The carts sell some quirky stuff.Some street performers though d..." more

by JudyAC (Trip Advisor) on 2010-11-07

"Fun shops and carts - lots of little junk things to buyYumm food - every type of food you could ever imagine! The prices arent cheap - just as expensive as eating in a restaurant, but you have to f..." more

by JBrooks2 (Trip Advisor) on 2010-10-12

"This is a fun place to spend an afternoon...or two! Plenty of Boston souvenirs and food places. It is a nice place to take a break along the Freedom Trail. " more

by tsturm30 (Trip Advisor) on 2010-10-10

"We went on a Friday afternoon to the Faneuil Hall Marketplace having some Time before our Flight to Europe was due.The Area has a lot to offer from Restaurants, Shops and Sightseeing. Although it w..." more

by ct-cruisers (Trip Advisor) on 2010-09-26

"The marketplace is of interesting architecture. There is a lot of hustle and bustle going on with the crowds of people visiting. The place is full of shops offering a wide variety of cheesy souveni..." more

by Travel_Lion_10 (Trip Advisor) on 2010-09-25

"Bad food, terribly crowded and ridiculously overpriced. Avoid. " more

by nickc863 (Trip Advisor) on 2010-09-16

"Go there just to say you went but its nothing special. The shops are all cheap stands with cheesy tourist gifts but the buildings are nice and there is great food next door. " more

by Melanie M (Yahoo travel) on 2010-08-16

"I don't know what lamo blech was talking about but when my boyfriend and I went to BostonWe walked all every where and at night I never once felt scared or in fear of my life. The people were r..." more

by HarlanKY (Trip Advisor) on 2010-07-29

"While taking a day tour of Boston, our guide dropped us here for lunch. The choices were endless. You walk through a long corridor of restaurants. There is so much, it is hard to choose. This is a ..." more

by chezcalais (Trip Advisor) on 2010-07-15

"Faneuil Hall has so much going on, it would be a shame to miss. The Quincy Market, an oversized food court is located within Faneuil Hall.If you are hungry during your touring of Boston, be sure to..." more

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