The Neighborhood
Want to travel back in time and with a good spot and scenery? This neighborhood got you covered. Beacon Hill, is one of the ancients and most striking districts in Massachusetts. It offers a blooming domestic municipality and a popular tourist spot, it is situated just a few walks away from Boston's playhouse zone. This amiable notable district is recognized for its boutiques, antique shops, old landmarks, drinking establishments, and fine eating bistros.
Lifestyle
There is not any other place in Boston to go for a leisurely wander than this neighborhood. Strolls on the hill offer the additional advantage of an ancient example. This neighborhood is the place of the African Meeting House, which was built in 1806. It was also known as once a meeting place for the city’s unrestricted black community, now it’s the first black church still alive in the nation. This neighborhood was also home to numerous legendary greats, including Henry David, Sylvia Plath, Louisa May Alcott, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Thoreau, and Robert Frost.
Benefits
Upside
Beacon Hill greets tourists to discover. It is full of history teamed with value. If you are looking for boutiques, stationery stores, and antique shops then you won’t be disappointed here. We all have our childish moments, so don’t leave this place without experiencing Charles street.
Downside
Considering it is one of the best historical places to live in Boston if we would talk about rental fees, this one is on the expensive list. Also with its crowded places, who wouldn’t be curious about its parking space? Well, when it comes to parking, we can say the struggle is real in this neighborhood.
Hot Spots
Chocolate and Beer Tour
Charles Street
Freedom Trail
Charles River Esplanade
Acorn Street
Transportations
Bus
36, 60
Light Rail
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