Boston's North End is one of the most historic and enjoyable neighborhoods to visit in the entire country. The North End is the oldest residential area in Boston and offers many landmarks that are ...

Walk through the Boston Common Boston Common is the oldest park in the U.S., dating back to 1634. It was a cow pasture until 1830, when the British Army camped there during the Revolutionary War.

The North End (Mapbox) With its Italian flavor and massive summer festivals squeezed into narrow streets, the North End is often called a little slice of Europe in Boston.

Since the days of colonial Boston, the harborside neighborhood has been a port for immigrants of all kinds: Irish, Jewish, and waves of Italians who gave the eclectic neighborhood its current ...

The North End has some of Boston’s highest-rated restaurants. Don’t forget the cafes, gelaterias, bakeries, meat and fish markets, and delis. Modern Pastry is a fixture on Hanover Street in ...

Enjoy a more authentic side of Boston's famous North End with a walking tour! No need to wait in lines for pizza or pastries. There are plenty of delicious spots that tourists simply walk by ...