Boston: View from Bunker Hill Monument

Posted by Mirko Herzner (Mühlheim am Main, Germany) on 28 July 2008 in Cityscape & Urban.

Last year in Boston: After driving around for quite some time searching for this famous monument. After I walked up the spiral staircase for 294 stairs I enjoyed quite a nice view. Map?

Also see this shot of downtown Boston.

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Comments (11)

hugo poon from hong kong, Hong Kong

Wow, Mirko, this is simply gorgeous... I've got carried away! Love the colours, love the tone, love the details... Oh, love this alot! Thanks for walking that 294 stairs.:-)

28 Jul 2008 10:23am

@hugo poon: You are welcome, Hugo! It was well worth the effort for us. Thanks for commenting!

Michael Skorulski from Cigel, Hong Kong

Fantastic detail. a stunning image.

28 Jul 2008 10:56am

Klaus from Augsburg, Germany

cooler Blick, gefällt mir!!

28 Jul 2008 11:01am

Alexandra from Canada

Excellent view from way up there! Really gives a feel to the city.

28 Jul 2008 1:06pm

Paco Díaz from Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Yes, is a beautiful view. I like that bridge on the Carlos.

28 Jul 2008 6:13pm

@Paco Díaz: Thanks a lot!

saman from Baneh -KURDISTAN, Iran

Excellent photo,

28 Jul 2008 6:15pm

@saman: Thanks, Saman!

dj.tigersprout from San Bruno, CA, United States

this is a wonderful city view Mirko! i have never been to Boston -- but i love this view point and the expanse it provides! marvelous urban shot with so many details in the foreground, middle ground and horizon!!

28 Jul 2008 6:56pm

@dj.tigersprout: Thanks for your kind words, DJ. If you have never been to Boston just go there. This city is well worth some visits. One of my favourite 'modern' cities (as opposed to old cities like Prague or Riga)...