Boston

Beacon Hill is one of the US’s oldest and most recognized neighborhoods. It’s steep, hilly streets feature gorgeous brick row houses and antique lanterns. It is a historic neighborhood, adjacent to the Boston Commons and the Massachusetts State House, said to be representative of a Boston from the past. In fact, it is often described as being aesthetically “frozen in time” with its stone paved streets and antique shops. It is next to Boston’s Downtown and North End neighborhoods, as well as being highly accessible through multiple T Stops, including the Red Line at Charles MGH and Blue Line at Bowdoin.

Transportation Options
Beacon St opp Walnut St Bus Stop 0.2 mi (4 min away)
Beacon St @ Park St Bus Stop 0.3 mi (8 min away)
Charles St @ Beacon St Bus Stop 0.1 mi (2 min away)
Tremont St opp Temple Pl Bus Stop 0.3 mi (8 min away)
Trolley Bus Stop 0.2 mi (4 min away)

Nearby Places
cobblestones: a beacon hill eatery
DeLuca's Market
Harvard Musical Association
Starbucks
Upper Crust Pizzeria