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"Affluent Back Bay is a shopping and dining destination. Along Newbury Street, well-heeled locals frequent designer boutiques, fashion chains, art galleries and patio cafes set in elegant brick townhouses. Expansive Copley Square is flanked by 1800s landmarks Trinity Church and the Boston Public Library. Mansions dot the neighborhood’s tree-lined streets, many on Paris-inspired Commonwealth Avenue."
Things to do!
Fenway Park - Just a 1 mile walk! Check out a Sox game, or concert, or go for a tour of one of America's oldest ballparks.
Hynes Convention Center - .8 mile walk, the perfect spot if you are in town for a convention!
Boylston Street is Newbury’s busy commercial neighbor, and generally speaking, Newbury is more pedestrian-friendly. But it would be a shame to miss the Boston Public Library, especially the courtyard that looks straight out of a European palace. It’s also worth checking out the Boston Marathon finish line and the famous running shop Marathon Sports, where outside you’ll see a memorial to those killed in the 2013 bombings.
You can also spend the afternoon at the Copley Square Farmers Market, where vendors sell fresh produce, candles, soaps and other take-home trinkets. This street also provides access to the Prudential Tower, with an observatory at the top that has sweeping views of the Back Bay and Boston beyond. Among the lines of brownstones, you might be able to spy college students between classes, tourists weaving through shops and Bostonians on their way to brunch.
Good Eats!
Abe and Louis
793 Boylston St
Abe & Louie’s marries land and sea with towering shellfish towers, entrees like a massive Maine lobster casserole (combining a two-pound crustacean baked with breadcrumbs), and juicy cuts of corn-fed, Midwestern beef.
Bukowski Tavern
50 Daylton St
No need to worry: The juicy burgers, loaded tater tots, and apps like “white trash cheese dip” aren’t nearly as salty as the prose of Bukowski’s’ namesake poet. Pair each with one of several local brews, as the pub is renowned for its Mug Club. If you imbibe all the beers required (upward of 100), you’ll get a giant custom mug inscribed with a number and the name of the deceased author of your choice.
The Central Library in Copley Square
700 Boylston
Formerly the Courtyard Restaurant, the Courtyard Tea Room is the Central Library’s main dining attraction, where tea time is offered via two prix fixe menus that include savory sandwiches, scones, and petit fours. Also stop by the Map Room Tea Lounge, a cozy hideaway where bar bites are served alongside tea-inspired cocktails.
Local Gyms:
Healthworks Back Bay
441 Stuart St
(approx 8 min drive)
Boston Sports Club
505 Boylston St
(approx 5 min drive)
Barrys Boston Back Bay
455 Stuart St
(approx 8 min drive)
Grocery Stores:
Star Market
53 Hunnington Ave
(approx 5 min drive)
DeLucas Market
239 Newbury St
(approx 4 min drive)

Green line T, Copley. (6 min walk)
Walkable to Hynes Convention Center (13 mins)
Uber/Lyft