Located in the Back Bay district, Boston’s Copley Square is a unique public space, the central nub in a city that aspires to be the ‘hub of the universe.’ As a crossroads for persons from all walks of life it’s a fine spot to hang out, kick back, and watch the world go by. Despite its share of wretched souls,... More

Old and new blended together. Striking architecture and history. Visit the library. Go to the Top of the Hub. Walk up and down Boyleston and or Newbury Street to take in the sites, the sounds and the food of the Back Bay.

one of boston's must-see spots. from the modern glass-clad prudential tower to the elegant victorian Trinity Church to the wonderful Boston Public Library.

Our hotel was located off Copley Square and I found it a fascinating place. I witnessed a demonstration against violence in Gaza, I saw a music video being performed and I went to the farmers market their on Friday afternoon. Lots of great shopping and restaurants nearby as well

For those not staying in the Back Bay Area it is worth making the time to visit Copley Square where you will see Trinity Church, John Hancock Tower and Boston Public Library. While in the area it is also worth visiting Commonwealth Avenue and Newbury Street. The square is also flanked by many nice hotels and restaurants

Very historic and attractive place. The Copley Square Mall has mostly upscale stores. Finding bargains is not a good objective for shopping there.

This is a great area to be walking about - I love the parks and the buildings that one can walk on foot to take a few good pictures.

A really lovely area of Boston where it is great to sit down with coffee or lunch & people watch. Very picturesque with lots of interesting buildings surrounding the square including Trinity Church, the John Hancock Centre & Boston Public Library. The farmers market has lots of nice produce for sale.

It's really pretty to stand around and see what's surrounding you, like the Hancock building, BPL, and Trinity and Old South Churches.