Beacon Hill
Boston may be a city, but it truly feels like a small town. With a rare walkability, you can easily explore each culturally diverse neighborhood, from bites, to shopping, tranquil spa experiences, luxe stays and more. Take in the unforgettable historical sites while enjoying the city’s modern offerings. From North End to Beacon Hill, Back Bay and South End, our ultimate neighborhood guide is here to help you navigate one of the country’s oldest and most beloved cities.
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Arguably one of the busiest neighborhoods in Boston, Back Bay boasts fine dining, high-end shops and rows of Victorian era brownstones. Visitors can feel the hustle of the city on Newbury Street, shop until they drop at the Prudential Center, watch the seasons change in the Public Garden and more. Trust us, you’ll never want to leave.
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Named the largest urban Victorian neighborhood in the country, South End is overflowing with European-like charm. Stroll into art galleries, peruse locally-made goods in the SoWa Art and Design District or stop for a bite at one of the area’s many internationally-inspired restaurants. A post-dinner passeggiata past the neighborhood’s row houses and picturesque parks is sure to feed the senses.
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Informally known as Boston’s “Little Italy,” North End is one of the richest cultural and culinary areas of the city. Traditional and innovative restaurants, infamous pastry shops, quaint cocktails bars, festivals and more await in the harborside hamlet.
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Adorned with Federalist era architecture and unmatched charm, the Beacon Hill neighborhood continues to be a hot spot for tourists and history buffs alike. Walk down the brick sidewalks of this historically rich neighborhood to find quaint boutiques, world-renowned restaurants and instagrammable cafes.
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