Shopping in Boston

Boston is renowned for its fantastic shopping and it would be a crying shame to miss out on such a unique experience. You don’t have to be a shopping fanatic to appreciate the sheer quality, quantity and variety on offer. Whether its clothes, food, ornaments, art galleries or music, Boston has it all and certainly won’t disappoint. There are various different shopping areas in the city, each with its own personality. The most notable, and also the best known, is Newbury street which is one of the most striking and beautiful shopping streets in the country.

The following is a list of just a couple of recommended places to go, but it must be noted that there are also many others worth exploring. Newbury Street: This exciting and enchanting shopping paradise extends from the Public Garden to Massachusetts Avenue and is lined with wonderful Victorian buildings. Everything you could possibly want can be found here, from designer boutiques and elegant restaurants to secondhand clothes shops and cafes. The east end of the street is the most trendy and boasts elegant restaurants and designer boutiques.

Harvard Square: There is a very noticeable and indeed exciting buzz about Harvard Square. The streets, which seem to intertwine into a maze, are packed with music shops, book shops and many clothes shops, a considerable amount of which are secondhand. A large proportion of the square is aimed at the student sector, and there is often live street entertainment .There are also lots of little cafes and restaurants to choose from and more recently, a variety of trendy clothes and gift shops have been added. While there, make sure to check out Dunster Street, Church Street and John F. Kennedy Street.

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