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This time I decided to go to a "bad" place to feel a wave of ~ Boston Freedom Hotel was once a prison in Charles Street, in the 140 years before being converted into a hotel, has held some of the most notorious criminals in Boston history. Later, based on the experience of the prison, the hotel gave modern talent. Sitting in the iron cage, drinking red wine, eating breakfast, this life can experience a "prison life", capitalizing happy face!

From Jailhouse to Luxury Haven: The Liberty Hotel

Imagine staying at… a jail! 😯 For nearly 150 years, the tall granite building at 215 Charles Street was known as the Charles Street Jail and housed some of Boston's most heinous criminals. Now it is @liberty_hotel – a unique luxury property with a hip atmosphere and a playful design that honors the building’s rich history. A lot of details stayed the same, but at the same time the rooms and restaurants are very stylish and comfy. Btw! Every week you can join a free guided tour around the hotel. I should confess that it was one of the most unique hotels I have ever stayed! #LibertyHotel #LibertyAffairs #Boston

Boston's Cinematic Charms: Famous Movie Locations

10 Famous Movie Locations in Boston 1️⃣ Fenway Park Memorable movies shot here include Spotlight (2015), The Town (2010), Fever Pitch (2005), Moneyball (2011), and the multiple award-winning drama Good Will Hunting (1997). 2️⃣ Massachusetts State House Head up to the northern side of the Boston Common on Beacon Street for a memorable scene in Martin Scorsese’s universally-acclaimed crime thriller, The Departed (2006). 3️⃣ Whittenton Mills Complex It served as the ideal location for portraying the Dachau concentration camp in waking visions of Leonardo DiCaprio’s character in Martin Scorsese’s noir-like, brain-picking thriller, Shutter Island (2008). 4️⃣ Boston Public Garden As Boston’s green and blooming urban oasis, the Boston Public Garden has been used for its scenic settings in a few movies, most prominently Good Will Hunting (1997). 5️⃣ Church of the Covenant It served as a church setting for Norman Reedus’ and Sean Patrick Flanery’s characters in the violent yet cult-classic Boondock Saints (1999). 6️⃣ The South End Buttery This cozy and intimate local bakery and coffee spot on Shawmut Avenue is where parts of Oscar-winning Spotlight (2015) were shot. 7️⃣ Beacon Street Bridge The Social Network (2010) shows the Beacon Street Bridge, overlooking Boston’s Charles River, in a scene that illustrates a Harvard varsity pairs practice. 8️⃣ Gaslight Brasserie du Coin The action-comedy spy movie Knight and Day (2010) has a memorable scene with Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz at Gaslight Brasserie du Coin. 9️⃣ Franklin Park Clint Eastwood’s masterpiece drama mystery, Mystic River (2003), took in most of Boston’s neighborhoods. 🔟 Murphy’s Law One of the movies that showed off Ben Affleck’s great directing skills was Gone Baby Gone (2007). Murphy's Law was chosen from the many Irish bars in Boston for one of the movie’s most climactic scenes. Have you seen all these movies? I can imagine @liberty_hotel being a location for a movie too. This place is definitely worth visiting! #LibertyHotel #LibertyAffairs #Boston