Guidebook for Brookline
Food Scene
Delicious pastries and coffee with salads and brunches.
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Tatte Bakery and Cafe
1352 Boylston StDelicious pastries and coffee with salads and brunches.
Cafe Landwer
900 Beacon StGreat brunch and Mediterranean food
Zaftigs Delicatessen
335 Harvard StDelicious deli
Sightseeing
King's Chapel Burying Ground
40 Tremont StOn the Freedom Trail, several famous American icons buried within
Cambridge and Harvard Square are very famous for being part of the university with lots of cute shops and nice restaurants
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Harvard University
3 Oxford StreetCambridge and Harvard Square are very famous for being part of the university with lots of cute shops and nice restaurants
It is one of the oldest parts of Boston, it's part of the Freedom Trail and it's where the tea was launched into the harbor in 1776
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North End
It is one of the oldest parts of Boston, it's part of the Freedom Trail and it's where the tea was launched into the harbor in 1776
Where Paul Revere hung up a signal to the Colonies about the British arriving
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Old North Church & Historic Site
193 Salem StWhere Paul Revere hung up a signal to the Colonies about the British arriving
Arts & Culture
Museo de Bellas Artes de Boston
465 Huntington AveGreat collection!
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
25 Evans WayGreat personal collection
Essentials
Whole Foods Market
413 Centre StTrader Joe's
748 Memorial DrEntertainment & Activities
Fenway Park
4 Jersey StThe Red Sox play here
Salem
It's the site of the witch trials from the 1600's in the US
Getting Around
There is no ticket station here, so prepare to bring a few dollars, and pick up a T ticket at an underground station
Saint Marys Street station
There is no ticket station here, so prepare to bring a few dollars, and pick up a T ticket at an underground station
There is no obvious stop here, just stand on the corner across from the stoop. This is the closest stop on the C line, but there is also no ticket purchase station here, you'd have to use $2.75 at the front of the car.
Hawes Street station
Hawes StreetThere is no obvious stop here, just stand on the corner across from the stoop. This is the closest stop on the C line, but there is also no ticket purchase station here, you'd have to use $2.75 at the front of the car.
Parks & Nature
Boston Common Visitors Center
139 Tremont StEmerald Necklace Conservancy
125 Fenway