Newbury Street is Boston's most famous commercial street. Located in the historic Back Bay neighborhood, Newbury is home to a variety of clothing stores, specialty shops, and restaurants, spanning eight blocks from Massachusetts Avenue to the Public Garden, making it ideal for walking. Here, you can not only see some familiar brands, such as H&M, Kate Spade, Armani, and American Apparel, but also local boutique shops with unique local character. "Life is Good," which originally opened in Boston, offers a cozy and comfortable environment and mainly manages clothing, jewelry, and home decorations. Newbury Comics, located near Massachusetts Avenue, sells quirky trinkets, vintage vinyl records, and exclusive comics. Additionally, there are many thrift shops and specialty food stores worth exploring here.
Washington Street, Downtown Cross
Downtown Crossing, located in one of the oldest districts in the United States, is a pedestrian-only area. On Washington Street, you can see local office workers taking a break for lunch or shopping after a busy day, as well as tourists bargaining and searching for bargains. DSW shoe store, TK Maxx discount mall, and Marshall brand discount stores are all great places to find bargains!
Harrison Avenue SoWa Market
SoWa, in Boston, has become one of the best outdoor markets in New England. SoWa Sundays are seasonal and run from May to October, offering a variety of produce, handcrafted goods, and antiques for purchase. There are also many unique foods and freshly baked bread and pastries to enjoy!
South Market Street
If you want to trace the historical roots of Boston, then you must visit the Government Center, where the famous Faneuil Hall Market and Quincy Market are located. Inside the Faneuil Hall, you can find tourist information and souvenir shops, while Quincy Market is the largest food store in Boston. Adjacent to these impressive buildings are North and South Market Streets where there are various vending kiosks and other great shopping destinations.
