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 A Boston bed and breakfast offering 8 finely appointed suites. Conveniently located between Boston's Back Bay, renowned for its exceptional architecture, exciting shops, fine art galleries, expanses of greenery, and Boston University at Kenmore Square, making it an ideal location for an urban bed and breakfast. 9 Bay State Road Boston, Ma 02215 617-375-9003 | TF 1-877-375-9003 | FX 617-425-0716 |
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Central Artery/Tunnel Project : This is making getting around Boston a mess (along the water front)
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Boston Sidewalk
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Boston
Harbor Walk: How to navigate the Boston Water Front
SHOPPING
Boston
Newbury Street starts at Mass. Ave (about
a 10 minute walk from the Gryphon House) and goes to the Public
Gardens. It is a great place to eat, shop or people watch.
A nice tour from the GH is to take the Green Line to Park Street
and walk through the Boston Commons and the Public Gardens,
then up Newbury Street, shopping and eating your way back to
the Gryphon House. A speed tour would be about a hour and a
half. You could spend the whole day if you made a one block
detour and also explored Boylston Street (Copley Square, Boston
City Library, Trinity Church, the John Hancock Building and
the Prudential Center), or, maybe that would be two days!
The
Prudential Center is called the city under glass. Think
about saving this trip for a bad weather day. Whether it
is hot or cold, rainy or snowy, the climate inside the
City Under Glass is always right.
Faneuil
Hall Marketplace Located in the heart of downtown Boston,
Faneuil Hall Marketplace is the nation's premiere urban
marketplace. It combines the glories of the past and vitality
of the present, with over 50 shops, 14 full service restaurants,
40 food stalls and Boston's most popular comedy nightclub.
Take the Green Line to Government Center and then walk
the one block to Faneuil Hall. Once you are at Faneuil
Hall you are just a short walk to the North End and the
Boston harbor water front. This can be a full day activity,
most people will end up here more than once.
Cambridge
CambridgeSide
Galleria A full mall experience in Cambridge. Take
the Green Line to Lechmere Station.
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Patricia
Mazza Real Estate for rentals
5 JFK Street Cambridge, MA 02138
617-497-4500 FAX 617-497-9111
John Campbell Realty
859 Mass Ave Cambridge, MA 02139
617-491-5551 TF 1-888-900-5899 Fax: 617-491-1228
E-Mail: TPHU31A@prodigy.com
Channing Real Estate Inc. Rentals and sales
111 Mount Auburn Street Cambridge, Ma 02138
phone: 617.864.5400bill@channing-realestate.com
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