The North End is Boston s own Little Italy. Its uniquely European character is exemplified by its narrow streets, cobblestone sidewalks and brick row houses. Although gentrification has changed the face of the neighborhood, the North End is still home to the best Italian dining in the city. The Old North Church, the Paul Revere House and Copp s Hill Burial Ground all stops on the Freedom Trail are located here. The South End .
Every city has a neighborhood that s a locus for cutting-edge art and culture.
In New York, it s SoHo. In San Francisco, it s SoMa. In Boston, it s the South End. Brimming with art galleries, unique shops, bookstores and some of the hottest restaurants in the city, the South End is definitely where it s at.