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Newbury Street, a narrow one-way road beginning at the Public Garden, is synonymous with Boston shopping. While a few national chains (Valentino, Cartier, H&M, American Eagle) have moved in, many of Newbury's 150-plus clothing boutiques, art galleries, day spas, restaurants, and cafés remain independently owned. On nearby Charles Street, a historic redbrick lane, hip designer boutiques have joined sophisticated antique shops at the base of swanky Beacon Hill. And what Newbury is to women's fashion and Charles is to antiques, the South End has become to home decor and clothing shops for men.
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Charles Street, Boston
With its cobbled-brick sidewalk and gas-gone-electric street lamps, you can almost imagine Paul Revere strolling down Charles Street. Adding to the historic...more
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The Closet, Boston
The Closet is one of several Newbury Street shops leading the recent fashion for vintage and consignment clothing. The finds may include vintage Dior bags,...more
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Danish Country European & Asian Antiques, Boston
The standout on a street of antique shops, Danish Country European & Asian Antiques carries a curious combination of Royal Copenhagen china, 18th- and...more
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Eugene Galleries, Boston
Eugene Galleries is the perfect place to pick up some authentic souvenirs you can afford. It's obsessively organized (in alphabetical order, of all things), so...more
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