Guidebook for Boston
Drinks & Nightlife
Legal Harborside is Legal Sea Foods’ 20,000 square foot flagship property on the Boston Waterfront, comprising three floors and three different concepts under one (retractable) roof.
92 locals recommend
Legal Harborside
270 Northern AveLegal Harborside is Legal Sea Foods’ 20,000 square foot flagship property on the Boston Waterfront, comprising three floors and three different concepts under one (retractable) roof.
Elegant bistro crafting acclaimed French-Mediterranean cuisine in refined surroundings
5 min walk via Columbus Ave (0.2 mi)
34 locals recommend
Mistral
223 Columbus AveElegant bistro crafting acclaimed French-Mediterranean cuisine in refined surroundings
5 min walk via Columbus Ave (0.2 mi)
Italian dishes made with local ingredients in a classy eatery with a studio for weekly cooking show
3 min walk via Stuart St (0.1 mi)
10 locals recommend
Rustic Kitchen Bistro & Bar
94 Derby StItalian dishes made with local ingredients in a classy eatery with a studio for weekly cooking show
3 min walk via Stuart St (0.1 mi)
Traditional bar with patterned upholstery offers sophisticated cocktails in a classy hotel setting.
5 min walk via Arlington St. (0.2 mi)
11 locals recommend
The Bar
15 Arlington StTraditional bar with patterned upholstery offers sophisticated cocktails in a classy hotel setting.
5 min walk via Arlington St. (0.2 mi)
The Blue Hills Bank Pavilion is one of Boston’s most popular outdoor amphitheaters and has hosted some of the city’s most memorable concerts. Situated on Boston Harbor and adjacent to Rowes Wharf, Blue Hills Bank Pavilion is the city’s premiere outdoor summer concert.
24 locals recommend
Rockland Trust Bank Pavilion
290 Northern AveThe Blue Hills Bank Pavilion is one of Boston’s most popular outdoor amphitheaters and has hosted some of the city’s most memorable concerts. Situated on Boston Harbor and adjacent to Rowes Wharf, Blue Hills Bank Pavilion is the city’s premiere outdoor summer concert.
Essentials
Find the freshest ingredients at the best price at J. Pace & Son. From groceries, beer and wine to prepared meals and catering, find what you need right now!
11 locals recommend
J. Pace & Son
1 Park LnFind the freshest ingredients at the best price at J. Pace & Son. From groceries, beer and wine to prepared meals and catering, find what you need right now!
Food Scene
Upscale French- & Italian-inspired dishes & European wines served in an elegant townhouse space.
4 min drive via Beacon St and Arlington (0.9 mi)
20 locals recommend
No.9 Park
9 Park St PlUpscale French- & Italian-inspired dishes & European wines served in an elegant townhouse space.
4 min drive via Beacon St and Arlington (0.9 mi)
Everything Else
Bank with ATM
5 min walk via Boylston St and Arlington St (0.3 mi)
9 locals recommend
Citizens Bank - Boston
426 Boylston StBank with ATM
5 min walk via Boylston St and Arlington St (0.3 mi)
Century Bank
437 Boylston StreetBank with ATM
5 min walk via Boylston St and Arlington St (0.2 mi)
Tufts Children's Hospital
755 Washington StChildren's Hospital
9 min walk via Stuart St (0.5 mi)
Tufts Medical Center station
Hospital
9 min walk via Stuart St (0.5 mi)
VALENTINO
47 Newbury StBoutique
7 min walk via Newbury St and Arlington St (0.3 mi)
Sightseeing
Tourist Information Center
8 min walk via St James Ave (0.5 mi)
11 locals recommend
Go Boston Card at Copley Square
206 Clarendon StTourist Information Center
8 min walk via St James Ave (0.5 mi)
Travel Agency
4 min walk via Columbus Ave (0.2 mi)
12 locals recommend
Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism
136 Blackstone StTravel Agency
4 min walk via Columbus Ave (0.2 mi)
Tourist Information Center
11 min walk via Stuart St (0.5 mi)
11 locals recommend
Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau
99 Copley PlTourist Information Center
11 min walk via Stuart St (0.5 mi)
The North End is an Italian neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts, United States. It has the distinction of being the city's oldest residential community, where people have continuously inhabited since it was settled in the 1630s.
405 locals recommend
North End
The North End is an Italian neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts, United States. It has the distinction of being the city's oldest residential community, where people have continuously inhabited since it was settled in the 1630s.
Newbury Street is the most trendy area of the city. Themes of stores include men's and women's fashions, children's clothes, shoes, accessories, and maternity clothes. Specialty stores include crafts, beauty products, books, music, video, watches, and jewelry. There are beauty spas, tanning salons, hair stylists, and nail salons on Newbury Street. Many restaurants and bars line the street, several of which have cafe style sidewalk tables during summer. Many stores offer world famous designer apparel and accessories, for wealthier residents and tourists.
647 locals recommend
Newbury Street
Newbury StreetNewbury Street is the most trendy area of the city. Themes of stores include men's and women's fashions, children's clothes, shoes, accessories, and maternity clothes. Specialty stores include crafts, beauty products, books, music, video, watches, and jewelry. There are beauty spas, tanning salons, hair stylists, and nail salons on Newbury Street. Many restaurants and bars line the street, several of which have cafe style sidewalk tables during summer. Many stores offer world famous designer apparel and accessories, for wealthier residents and tourists.
Arts & Culture
Boston Public Library
700 Boylston StLibrary
10 min via St James Ave (0.5 mi)
Museum of Science
1 Museum Of Science DrivewayShopping
Clothing Store
7min walk via Berkeley St and Stuart St (0.4 mi)
13 locals recommend
Nordstrom Rack Newbury
497 Boylston StClothing Store
7min walk via Berkeley St and Stuart St (0.4 mi)
Tiffany & Co.
100 Huntington AveJewelry Store
12 min walk via Stuart St (0.6 mi)