Downtown Battle: Philadelphia vs Boston vs DC (Florida, live, best)
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it is on a Dam it's what keeps the Charles from Draining at low tide to a low level.
Makes sense; though isnt the science museum in Cambridge? or maybe not but really close
The Charles is very scenic (not so much the area directly around the science center) but I have had quite a few meetings at Genzyme (55 Cambridge Pkwy) in rooms that look out on to the Charles and Boston; quite distracting but an amazing view
Makes sense; though isnt the science museum in Cambridge? or maybe not but really close
The Charles is very scenic (not so much the area directly around the science center) but I have had quite a few meetings at Genzyme (55 Cambridge Pkwy) in rooms that look out on to the Charles and Boston; quite distracting but an amazing view
I temped at a building that looked out across the Charles at Back Bay - incredible views. That was the awesome thing about temping in Boston, I got to work in some amazing locations around downtown (Financial District, Kendall Square, South Waterfront). Of course the downside was for a year I also had to work right around Government Center (even worse - it was for the state gov't).
Makes sense; though isnt the science museum in Cambridge? or maybe not but really close
The Charles is very scenic (not so much the area directly around the science center) but I have had quite a few meetings at Genzyme (55 Cambridge Pkwy) in rooms that look out on to the Charles and Boston; quite distracting but an amazing view
If I'm not Mistaken the Parking garage is in Cambridge, but the Museum is in Boston.
This is actually an interesting view of U City and how close it aligns with Center City (While much of U City isnt pictured I have never seen this angle
Well it is on the most happening block in DC; DC and Scranton PA share the characteristic of their most interesting block being a bowling alley
With everything that is going on in downtown from shopping, retail, and new residential construction, do you really want to say that? The shopping in downtown DC is about to blow center city away. What celebrity chef isn't opening a restaurant in DC these days? There is such a huge international interest in DC now it's going to be a shadow of its former self.
Though in all honesty it really doesnt matter, Kendall Sq especially is so close and closely aligned with DT Boston it is only semantics.
I agree with that - I would count the Science Museum as being part of DT Boston.
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