Beacon Hill

Navigating Beacon Hill is convenient, with multiple transportation options connecting you to the rest of Boston.

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MBTA Red Line:

Charles/MGH Station – Direct access to Cambridge, Harvard, and Downtown Boston.

MBTA Green Line:

Park Street Station – Connects to the B, C, D, and E lines, making commuting effortless.

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Bus routes:

• Bus 43: – Direct route to the Boston Common and Downtown.

• Bus 57: – Access to Kenmore, Fenway, and Allston.

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Biking and walking

Beacon Hill is perfect for walking, and it’s close to the Charles River Esplanade, a favorite for cyclists and runners.

Finding fresh and specialty groceries is easy with a mix of local markets and national retailers nearby.

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• Whole Foods Market – Organic groceries and high-quality prepared foods, located on Cambridge Street.

• Beacon Hill Market – A neighborhood staple offering fresh produce and everyday essentials.

• Savenor’s Market – A gourmet shop with high-end meats, cheeses, and specialty items.

• DeLuca’s Market – One of Boston’s oldest family-owned grocers, offering gourmet and imported foods.

Beacon Hill’s dining scene is a mix of historic taverns, cozy cafés, and fine dining spots.​

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• The Paramount – A Beacon Hill institution known for its legendary breakfast and classic American fare.

• Mooo – A luxury steakhouse inside the XV Beacon Hotel, perfect for an night out.

• Toscano – A beloved Italian restaurant serving authentic Tuscan cuisine.

• The Red Hat – One of Boston’s oldest taverns, offering classic New England seafood and pub fare.

• Ma Maison – A top-rated French bistro offering classic dishes like escargot and coq au vin.

• Tatte Bakery & Café – A stylish café known for delicious pastries, coffee, and Mediterranean-inspired dishes.

• Beacon Hill Books & Cafe: A unique bookstore with a cafe attached, known for its aesthetic.

Beacon Hill is home to some of Boston’s most iconic landmarks and attractions.

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• Boston Common & Public Garden – America’s oldest public park, perfect for a stroll or picnic.

• Beacon Hill Boston shopping– Boutique stores offering antiques, fashion, and unique home decor.

• Charles River Esplanade – A scenic park perfect for running, biking, and kayaking.

• Museum of African American History – Learn about Boston’s rich Black history in this historic museum.

• Liberty Hotel Dog Park – A fun and social spot for dog owners in the heart of Beacon Hill.

Living in Beacon Hill apartments  means easy access to Boston’s top universities.

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Suffolk University – Multiple buildings throughout Beacon Hill, including the Sawyer Business School.

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Emerson College – A short walk away in Downtown Boston.

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MGH Institute of Health Professions – Close to Charles/MGH Station, perfect for medical students.

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