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One of the most iconic neighborhoods located at the affluent Back Bay destination is full of shopping and dining places you must visit, along Newbury Street, all locals frequent designer boutiques, fashion chains, art galleries and patio cafes set in elegant brick townhouses.You can walk a few streets over to Marlborough and Beacon to find peaceful, tree-lined streets where the crowds feel miles away.
Staying in Back Bay means quick access to almost any part of the city, whether it’s crossing the bridge to Cambridge or heading to dinner in the South End. The Green and Orange lines are just steps away, but the ability to walk almost anywhere in the city is the real draw for most residents. Access to cultural institutions like the Boston Public Library and Symphony Hall, as well as iconic green spaces like the Boston Public Garden and Commonwealth Mall is an obvious draw that explains why the area has maintained its desirability all the way from the Victorian era to the present day.
TOP PLACES TO EAT AND DRINK
The Prudential Center has a huge array of bars and restaurants including Etaly and Cheesecake Factory
Thortons downstairs in the building is regularly voted the best breakfast in Boston
Tatte Bakery & Cafe does amazing cakes and coffee but full service including dinner too and a great weekend brunch
Jaho is a coffee roaster and wine bar, yes you read that right! It has a gorgeous bar, really comfy and eccentric seats and great espresso martinis!
Cheeky Monkey Brewing Co. and Dorchester Brewing Company are short uber/lyft hops away if you love craft beer!
The Bebop is a traditional IRish pub, 10 minutes walk

Boston is great if you want to avoid a car! Bostonians love to walk around Back Bay and South End and use the “T”. The location has a walk score of 98 out of 100, a rider (public transit) score of 96 out of 100, and a bikers paradise score of 91 out of 100. Prudential Station for the T is 01. Miles away!

Boston has a great public transportation network, highly recommended called the “T”. Parking can be at a premium. If you do need a car, then paid parking is available from X a day close by. There is no free parking nearby, I can send you a full list of parking options. The “T” transit is of great value and below is a summary, please ask if you need more details. There are bus stops and subway stops within walking distance. Biking is a cheap and easy way to get around too!

Subway Stops Summary
Prudential Station (Green Line) 2 minutes walk, 0.1 miles away
Mass. Ave (Orange Line) On Mass Ave between Columbus Ave and St. Botolph Street.
Symphony ( Green Line) corner of Massachusetts Ave. And Huntington
The Silver Line runs up and down Washington and there is a stop at the corner of Massachusetts Ave. and Washington.
Bus stops:
Huntington Ave @ Belvidere St is the closest bus stop, a 2-minute walk. The 39 connects to Back Bay, the library, and Fenway.
At Prudential Station you can get the 1,39, 43, and SL4 too. The 1 goes to Cambridge, the 43 to Tremont St/ Financial District, and the Sl4 to Essex St/ Atlantic Ave and Independence Wharf
To get to Cambridge you can also do the: #1 Bus on the corner of Massachusetts Ave and Columbus.

Transit / Subway Full List
Prudential Station: 2 min walk,0.1 miles
Symphony Station: 5 min walk,0.2 miles
Massachusetts Ave Station (Orange Line): 7 mins walk, 0.3 miles
Hynes Convention Center Station: 10 mins walk,0.5 miles
Back Bay Station (Commuter):14 mins walk 0.7 miles