North End

Boston’s North End is the epicenter for Italian-American culture. It is one of the most visited, and most coveted residential neighborhoods in Boston. It’s where you can see historical sites, like Paul Revere’s house, and dine along what feels like European streets. Then, of course, there are all of the Italian restaurants, where locals will argue over whether you can get better cannoli at Mike’s Pastry or Modern Pastry.If you’re planning to live in Boston’s historic North End, you’ll find some fantastic homes, ranging from the luxurious condos with waterfront views to apartment-like Bricco Suites with kitchenettes. Wherever you decide to live in the North End, you’ll be surrounded by mouth-watering Italian and seafood restaurants and pizzerias.
There are lots of other reasons why staying in Boston’s North End is a great choice:Italian festivals and feasts during the summer and early fall, the colorful Columbus Day parade every other year, plenty of rich Boston history, and close proximity to sports and concerts at TD Garden. And remember – if you’re flying into Boston, the North End is only about 5 minutes from the airport by water taxi!