the big fat world

Boston, what can one say that hasn’t already been said. This town has more to offer any visitor or local that most. Downtown caters to history lovers, foodies, university students, theater folks, sports fanatics, and everyone in between. Best time to check out this town is Summer or Fall, winter being for only the brave. [...]

From high brow to low rent, this 8-block luxury bohemian enclave does much to entice you with savvy stores and tasty outside eateries. It is a place to see and be seen without the shi shi feel of NYC’s 5th avenue. The best way to experience this shabby chic bliss is to start on Newbury [...]

Ahh, the North End of Boston, called Little Italy because it boasts the highest concentration of Italian restaurants in the city. After being established as a posh neighborhood around 1640 because of it’s remote location to Boston proper, the area soon was taken over by the Italians in the early 20th century and holds most [...]

Photo’s don’t do this beautiful city justice, but I’ll try…..

The oldest park in America, the Boston Common dates back to around 1634. Common in those days, not ours, the common was used for cattle grazing and housing American revolutionary solders. The BC is found right in the heart of this already historic town, rubbing elbows with the upper crusters of Beacon Hill and friendly [...]

Anyone can stand on the streets of Boston and look skyward but how many get you look down and admire the fabulous city streets and incredible harbor views. Check out some of these shots taken from a high rise downtown. Want more? Check out Top 10 Things to Do in Boston