Quincy, MA is one of Boston’s southern suburbs. It is known as the “City of Presidents” since John Adams and John Quincy Adams were born here, as well as John Hancock, the first signer of the Declaration of Independence.

Quincy was the site of the Granite Railway, the first commercial railroad, and had a large granite industry. The city is easily accessible to the Logan International Airport, and commuting is easily done on the Red Line of the MBTA.

You can visit the Adams National Historical Park, the Dorthy Quincy Homestead, and many more historical sites. As well, the city hosts many recreational sites including Wollaston Beach and Marina Bay.