Harvard Yard Review

Harvard Square is located in Cambridge, Boston, the square is a community, but also part of Harvard University, there are shopping malls, bookstores, restaurants, Harvard students can have life consumption, there are also a variety of learning and social activities.

Take the subway to Harvard and come out in the famous Harvard Square, not as good as expected, a little dirty and messy feeling, into the Harvard campus also has the same feeling, can not imagine this is the school built in 1636, countless people are thinking about the world's first university. Going to Harvard is about everyone's yearning. Four years ago, I couldn't make a trip with a passion, and this time I finally got to see where I believed it. Boston is a rare city that can be walked and public transportation. Get off at Harvard Square Station, Harvard Yard is across the street. All red brick buildings, inconspicuous, but precious is this simple quiet atmosphere. To the famous Harvard statue before, touch his left foot, I hope to become smart!

Harvard University is the largest square in the university. Like the library and the school museum are in this location. It is also the place where the most people visit the school. You can slowly visit the museum.

Harvard Square is called Harvard Yard in English. It is a square, but it is not the kind of square that has a large open area in our usual concept.

As the name implies, it is the square outside Harvard University. In fact, because most universities in the United States have no concept of campuses, each teaching building is scattered in every corner of the block, you can stroll around. Take the subway at the Green Line at Harvard Square Station, there will always be a group or two free artists playing in the square, plus the coffee shop on the corner, the bookstore on the corner, and the endless crowd, lively but not noisy.

Walking around Harvard University in the rain has a special feeling, one is attracted by the historical atmosphere of the campus and surroundings, and the other seems to be back to the campus era of the year. Go to the Harvard Bookstore to buy a souvenir to nostalgia.