Close to the Esplanade, which is great for a peaceful walk or run. Shops on Charles Street are unique and interesting. You'll also find restaurants and coffee shops. I love walking here!

you can go up the tower but only do so if your fit it is not disabled friendly there are a lot of steps but from the park area here you can see back to bost across the river

We enjoy old house tours. There are several- our have was the Otis House on Cambridge St. Just walking this place was fun. It's a charming neighborhood. The shops on Charles St. are very nice.

Loved everything. Charles St. is a great place to walk, eat and shop.SAvoneurs market is a must see. Scampo in the Liberty hotel is terrific.

walking Beacon Hill was amazing, even in the rain. Stopping at Cheers did not hurt at all, either. The homes were so beautiful, and because it was spring, the blooming trees were like postcards.

This is a very scenic area with beautiful homes. We enjoyed all the landscaping and architecture. Going uphill pushing a wheelchair was not too fun though! Next time we'll start at the top of the hill.

This area is great to visit. It is close to the Boston Commons and is close to three different subway stops. The state capital is full of history and has many great places to eat nearby.

Beautiful historic area! The people in Boston are so friendly, it is a pleasure to visit this wonderful, historically significant city.

This neighborhood is a lovely mix of residences, shops, services and restaurants. Charming tree-lined streets and brick sidewalks, nice selection of eateries ranging from $ to $$$. Good for families, very romantic for couples, and adjacent to the west end of Boston Common.