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What's New in Historic Boston
- Destinations:
- Boston,
- Massachusetts,
- North America,
- United States
Sure, Boston's history is second to none, but its burgeoning modern-day attractions are what everyone's buzzing about. Visit the flashy Institute of Contemporary Art, scour the creative fringes of the burgeoning South End, or even stay the night in a converted prison!
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Like any enfant terrible, chef Joanna Chang had her dessert first: At bakery and café Flour, she seduced Boston with sticky buns and homemade "Oreos." Her... more
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Founded in 1936, the ICA showcases work by the likes of Nan Goldin, Mona Hatoum, Paul Chan, and Julian Opie (major exhibitions rotate three times per year). But... more
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In 1997, when Frank Gehry unveiled his very funky curving titanium museum in a backwater city in northern Spain ("Bil_where?"), few would have predicted the... more
On a side street in the gritty Leather District, O Ya's location is as unconventional as its tantalizingly novel sushi menu. Opt for a counter seat at this... more
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What Newbury is to fashion, and Charles is to antiques, the South End is to home decor. This perennially up-and-coming neighborhood still has some rough edges,... more
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An old-fashioned dinner club, the Beehive is always buzzing, whether at its weekend jazz brunch or at night, when patrons crowd three deep around the bar, and... more
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Once home to Boston's most feared and reviled citizens, this remarkable granite structure on the Charles River is now populated by executives and trendsetters.... more
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