"Study English in the cradle of the American Revolution!"

Why choose an English language school in Boston? 

Boston is considered a historically ancient city. It was established in 1600 and is the cradle of the American Revolution. You can take a Freedom Road tour in Boston to get to know the city. You can also explore the cafes, theatres, museums, and public parks, which make Boston one of the most beautiful and charming cities on the Eastern Shore. The city has a heavy student presence due to the presence of Harvard and Boston universities near it, which creates a lively atmosphere in it, but at the same time it is suitable for study. Below is a set of points specific to our institute in this city:
• We have two institutes in Boston, the first in Harvard Square, and the second near Fenway Park
• Boston is a large city with a population of more than four million people
• Accommodation is available either in independent homes or in student housing
• It is easy to get around the city by local buses, trains or subways
• Students can reach the city via Logan International Airport.

Things to do or see:

the date

Enjoy a tour of the “Freedom Road” in downtown Boston to learn about the city’s ancient history, or learn closely about the maritime history of the United States of America through a visit to the “Constitution Ship,” or as it is known as the “Museum Ship,” which is the oldest floating naval ship in the world.

Sports

Watch a Red Sox baseball match at Fenway Park, and enjoy the best times, and you can also make fun visits to the waterfront beaches to follow the wonderful sport of surfing competitions.

Art and theater

Visit the Institute of Contemporary Art, which was founded as the Boston Museum of Modern Art in 1936 with the aim of displaying contemporary art. It witnesses many artistic and cultural activities and events throughout the year.

the shopping

Enjoy shopping on Newbury Street, which runs roughly east to west, from Boston Public Garden to Brookline Avenue. The road crosses several major arteries along its way, with the entrance to Mass Pike west on Mass Avenue. Newbury Street is a destination known for its many boutique stores. Retail and restaurants.

Food and drinks

Enjoy all kinds of foods, from fresh seafood to authentic Italian cafes and more, through a visit to the famous Newbury Street.

Outdoor activities

You can spend a weekend in New York, Montreal or Cape Cod, and participate in their endless events.

Wildlife

Hike in the woods of Hampshire and Vermont and see the splendor of the New England countryside.