Specialty food store located in Cambridge that features cheese and pasta.

Nightclub that changes its name and theme each night.

Off-beat shopping mall in Harvard Square, converted to a mall from a garage.

The Harvard Cooperative Society, known more generally as " The Coop " provides a solid first class bookstore, course books for Harvard University, and Lesley University; at Kendall Square for MIT, and

Originally called the "Museum of Vegetable Products" when it was founded in 1858, today this museum focuses on the study of useful plants and economic botany.

Whether you want to relax, people-watch or learn about Boston's rich heritage, visit this central meeting ground in the heart of historic Cambridge.

Gay dance club.

This kiosk in the heart of Harvard Square is a National Historic Landmark that carries an impressive array of newspapers and magazines from around the world.

An integral part of the Harvard University Library system, the collection numbers more than 274,000 volumes of monographs and journals plus a collection of archival materials and natural history art.

One of the oldest museums in the world devoted to anthropology, its main mission is to preserve, interpret, exhibit and acquire anthropological objects for teaching, research and public education.

Small ceramics gallery with a selection from some of the best potters in the Boston area.

An international learned society comprising leading scientists, scholars, artists, business people, and public leaders. The five-acre grounds of the Academy are open during daylight hours.

Collection of materials focused on the history of women in the United States. The library is also home to an extensive culinary collection and the Radcliffe Archives.

Natural pond that has been adapted into a city reservoir containing 1.4 billion gallons of water.

This 10-mile paved path covers part of the route of Paul Revere's midnight ride.

Busy, scenic street that winds along the Cambridge side of the Charles River.

Street performers and students populate this lively Cambridge square.