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Terminal 1 is consist of two buildings: the Main Terminal with its boarding gates from A1 to A11 and the Satellite Concourse with its boarding gates from A13 to A22. The Main Terminal is split into two levels. Level 1 is the Arrivals level. Ground transportation is on the level 1, including Silver Line and Blue Line Scheduled Bus, Rental Car Center, Logan Express, Airport Shuttles, Taxis, Charter Bus, Limos, Shared Vans, and also the baggage claims 1-4. At the Terminal 1is located the Passengers Drop-Off area, also other services such as Currency Exchange (Travelex), Banks, Children’s play areas, baby care facilities, drinking water, information desk, mobile charging stations, rest zones, pet relief areas, spa and salon services. To note, this Terminal 1 was the first terminal in all the country that obtained the certified LEED, a Certification System Sustainable Buildings. At

Like all major cities, Boston has numerous neighborhoods and communities, all of which have their own character and are worth a visit. Here are some of the most beautiful neighborhoods: Downtown is the heart of the city. Here you will find the financial district and the harbor, as well as shops, restaurants, and theaters. Here is also the home of major historic sites, including Faneuil Hall, which has long been nicknamed the "Cradle of Liberty". In contrast, Boston Common, America's first public park dating back to 1634, offers many acres of green space and the Boston Public Garden with its 130-year-old swan boats, walking paths, and plenty of beautiful seating. Even