Boston's historical North End is a must see if you are visiting Boston. In spite of gentrification, it remains one of the country's most vibrant Italian communities. Make sure to visit the Old North Church. Walk the cobblestone streets and check out TA for a great restaurant.

Seems like the North End was the place we found ourselves going back to many times. Great restaurants and bakeries. I just loved the atmosphere in that area. After living in Malta, I found it brought back memories of that region.

Just walking through this neighborhood makes your mouth water. The Italian is out of this world. Plus many tourist attractions to experience history and lovely views of the water front!

Very easy to find, I just followed the freedom trail. Great food, interesting to just have a stroll through the streets.

We walked through the area while following the Freedom Trail. It is very quaint and full of places to eat - wish we would have waited to try somewhere here. Next time we visit, we will definitely try to hit one of the many restaurants and bakeries. Pick up your limoncello here!

It was so busy the day we went and fun. Farmer's market was amazing and bustling with activity. We walked for a couple hours just looking at all the Italian restaurants and food places. So yummy! Everyone should take a walk thru but be prepared to eat!

It's just fun to walk through the North End and literally rub elbows with the folks there...listen to Italian and get some of the best Italian food...stand in line for pizza at Regina Pizza on Thatcher Street...it's worth it.

See the historic sights, enjoy the good food, and have a cannoli at Mike's Bakery on Hanover Street.

This is the happening area of town. We highly recommend that you get one of the trolley tour tickets (they give you 2 days for 1 days price) as they will point out the sights and supply discounts as well. This is the best way to start your trip and save money.