NORTH END
Live in the North End and you'll definitely eat well-it remains a nexus of Italian restaurants, pastry shops, and specialty wine and grocery stores. But that is not its only appeal. Narrow streets mark the city's oldest neighborhood, dating back to the early 1600s, giving it an Old World vibe. In fact, a portion of Boston's historic Freedom Trail weaves through the North End, passing Paul Revere's house and the Old North Church. While quarters are tight, it's an easy walk to Columbus Park to take in expansive harbor views.
Things to love about NORTH END
Italian cafΘs, restaurants, and pastry shops
Rubbing elbows with history at every turn
Short walk to bike paths and parks of Boston Harbor
NORTH END
Specialty markets are a favorite in the North End for locals and visitors.
NORTH END
The statue of Paul Revere and Old North Church are among the landmarks in this neighborhood, which has many iconic spots that date back to the Revolutionary War.
NORTH END
This quaint, historic part of town sits in close proximity to Downtown. Italian bakeries are not only favorites for the neighborhood's residents; they're worth the trip for anyone who lives in Boston.
NORTH END
Authentic Italian food and casual red-sauce restaurants are among the favorite haunts for those who live in the North End.
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NORTH END
Condos and townhomes are the norm but often not as spacious as in other parts of town.
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