Boston Neighborhoods
List of areas to explore
From the Public Garden to Massachusetts Avenue and from the South End to the Charles River, the Back Bay is home...
Beacon Hill is packed with handsome redbrick houses, interesting historical sites, cute cobblestone streets, unique...
Cambridge is best known as the home of Harvard and MIT. This culturally diverse city is more colorful and liberal...
Across the water from the North End, Charlestown is home to the Bunker Hill Monument and the USS Constitution....
Chinatown is about 4 blocks wide and is packed with restaurants and stores. The Theater District has great pre-show...
Part of Boston, but unique enough to be its own city, Dorchester is a racially, ethnically and economically diverse...
Faneuil Hall is near the Boston Harbor waterfront and is a great place for souvenir shopping and photo opportunities....
Fenway is home to Symphony Hall, the Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardener Museum and, of course,...
Along Washington Street from the Downtown Crossing shopping area to the edge of Chinatown, this area is the epicenter...
Known as "JP", its three square miles are mainly residential, inhabited mainly with families. Students living in...
Boston's Italian district - the North End's Salem and Hanover streets - is lined with authentic Italian restaurants....
"Southie" is a tight-knit neighborhood of Irish-Americans. The waterfront has been updated recently with the addition...
The South End is home to the city's gay-friendly community and is filled with art galleries and excellent dining....
