房源位置

Stroll down the beautiful brownstone-lined streets while capturing views of Boston's tallest buildings from a distance. Some of Boston's best restaurants are scattered around this neighborhood. There are many gems to be found, from jazz clubs to classy bars and restaurants. It is also home to art galleries, interesting boutiques, artsy stores, and SOWA open market during the summer months. The South End is a true find in the city, with a more residential feeling than Back Bay.
Walk down Tremont Street, and then take a turn down side streets and take it all in. Don't forget to bring your camera or phone, as the townhouses and parks you'll pass are picture worthy!! If you have kids, you'll find playgrounds nested in the different neighborhoods, so be on the lookout for those!
Shopping!
The district is home to some of the most eclectic shopping options in the city, like Diseño, a shop specializing in South American furniture. With the neighborhood's easily accessible layout, all the South End's shopping
is within reach for the walker too.
Good Eats!
Barcelona Wine Bar on Tremont Street is the perfect spot to head for not only wine, but also a delicious meal of Spanish tapas. While the menu
does change regularly, you can't go wrong with anything on the menu - just make sure you add the Patatas Bravas to whatever you order. And
don't be surprised when the bartender goes around the bar pouring drinks into peoples' mouths. It's a Barcelona staple.
There are lots of options when it comes to Italian food in the South End. Three favorite restaurants include Cinquecento, Giacomos, and Coppa. Keep in mind that Giacomos doesn't take reservations, so you may need to wait, but it will be worth it. Coppa is also quite small, so you should plan to reserve a table ahead of time.
THIGNS TO DO:
Dog Parks!
The South End is known as being dog-friendly, and that means there are quite a few parks for your four-legged friends. Peters Park's Dog
Recreation Space was Boston's first city-sanctioned off-leash dog park and is home to 13,000 square feet of space for dogs and owners to enjoy the outdoors.
Explore the Underground at Ink Block!
Brand new to the South End is the Ink Block sub-neighborhood, and within that is the Underground at Ink Block. This is eight acres of a highway
underpass between the South End and South Boston was transformed into an urban park, which took more than five years of planning. The Underground is now home to pedestrian boardwalks, bike paths and a dog park.
Experience the Boston Ballet!
Experience the art of ballet by seeing a performance by the Boston Ballet at the Boston Opera House in the South End. Starting in late November, you can see the iconic Nutcracker performance, which Bostonians look forward to each year.
LOOKING TO BURN SOME CALORIES?
South End Fitness Center
785 Albany st 4th floor
(5 min drive)
Equinox Dartmouth
131 Dartmouth St
(3 min drive)
Grocery Stores:
Don Quijote Market
1639 Washington St
(approx 3 min drive)
South End Food Emporium
469 Columbus Ave
(approx 4 min drive)

Green Line-E train
MBTA Bus-Washington st @ Worcester St (2 min walk)
Orange Line - Massachusetts Avenue Stop (.4 Miles)
Uber/ Lyft
Taxi
Bikes for rent on street