Newbury Street shopping has everything from fun and funky finds at Urban Outfitters to the classic couture that is offered at Chanel. Newbury Street is Boston's version of Fifth... Read more »
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10Best List: Shopping Options Galore
Looking to get the most bang for your buck? Boston is the place to be to meet those shopping needs. Boston offers shoppers a taste of everything from independently owned specialty shops to high end hot spots.
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Hot, new shopping in Boston & trendy shopping spots to check out this month.
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Barefoot Books Brings Literature to Life
Just outside of Boston, and much more than just a bookstore, Barefoot Books in Concord offers families with children a daily array of performers, classes, pottery/clay painting, storytelling, and workshops. Some require pre-registration, but most are walk-in welcome. Plus, they sell a dazzling array of books that are a literary feast for children. Ensuring those you buy will be read over and over again. Read more »
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Lucy's League hangs its pink and gray sign in Boston's Faneuil Hall Marketplace and is set amid many themed stores specializing in Boston merchandise. But Lucy's League is different, offering something unique to shoppers: figure-friendly sports attire for females! The vibe is more boutique than sporting goods store, but the merchandise screams "fan." Read more »
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About Boston, MA Shopping
Boston is a shopper's paradise. Beginning on Newbury Street, famous for enticing the rich and famous to spend, Newbury has everything from high end to cutting edge. The next stop for any avid shopper is The Mall at the Prudential Center and adjoining Copley Place. This indoor experience allows uninterrupted luxury for those looking to spend a day out of the elements and opening their wallets. Make your way through the connecting covered bridge and pass between both the Prudential Center and Copley Place without setting foot outside. Filled with big name retailers these malls provide everything to meet your shopping needs. Downtown Crossing, near Boston Common, is a pedestrian-friendly, no cars allowed location, and a way to transition from Back Bay to Faneuil Hall. See some historical sights and spend some cash while walking through Faneuil Hall, Boston's oldest open air pedestrian mall. Home to more than history with many souvenir and specialty shops lining the walk outside, and a food court functioning to help you refuel on the inside. Blow your budget at boutique shops on Charles Street, at the foot of Beacon Hill, or attempt frugality and take a ride to Wrentham for a a visit to the Premium Outlets offered there. Find time to browse the new and used bookstores of Harvard Square, explore the unique shops in Brookline or even make a day trip to Natick where the Collection is sure fill each and every shoppers needs.
- Boston Expert Jessica Polizzotti
