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Back Bay: Known for its upscale shopping along Newbury Street, Victorian brownstone homes, and the iconic Boston Public Library.

Beacon Hill: A historic neighborhood featuring cobblestone streets, gas lamps, and charming red-brick row houses. The Massachusetts State House is located on Beacon Hill.

North End: Boston’s “Little Italy,” famous for its narrow streets, historic architecture, and a plethora of authentic Italian restaurants. It’s also home to the Old North Church.

South End: A trendy and diverse neighborhood with a mix of Victorian and brownstone architecture, renowned for its art galleries, restaurants, and parks.

Downtown Crossing: A bustling shopping and commercial district with theaters, historic sites like the Old South Meeting House, and access to Boston Common.

Charlestown: Home to the historic Bunker Hill Monument and the USS Constitution Museum, Charlestown offers a mix of history and waterfront living.

Fenway-Kenmore: Famous for Fenway Park, the home of the Boston Red Sox, this area also offers cultural institutions like the Museum of Fine Arts and a vibrant nightlife scene.

Seaport District: A rapidly developing waterfront area with modern architecture, upscale dining, and cultural attractions like the Institute of Contemporary Art.

Cambridge: While technically not part of Boston, neighboring Cambridge is home to Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Harvard Square and Central Square are popular areas within Cambridge.

Jamaica Plain: A diverse and eclectic neighborhood known for its green spaces, including Jamaica Pond, and a vibrant arts and culture scene.