The most famous street in the neighborhood is Acorn Street, said to be the most photographed street in the city (and perhaps the nation). Here you’ll find cobblestone streets, brick row houses and antique lanterns. Just north of the start of the Freedom Trail is the beautiful Beacon Hill neighborhood. Optional: Explore Beacon Hill and Visit Acorn Street If you are interested in architecture, the Boston Public Library Central branch is definitely worth a stop on your Boston itinerary. While you’re here, also check out the courtyard that separates the historic and the more modern parts of the library. The Bates Hall is located on the second floor and the staircase leading up to it is also stunning. Just be sure to be quiet and respectful of others. It’s a beautiful room where you can read a book, work on a laptop or just take in the view. This iconic reading room has high arched windows and is 218 feet long, 42 feet wide and 50 feet tall. The most famous portion that you’ll see in photos is the Bates Hall. ![]() The Central Library is made up of two attached buildings - one built in 1895 and a more modern wing built in 1972 (and renovated in 2016). It was also the first public library to lend books, have branches and have a children’s room. The Boston Public Library system was first established in 1848, making it the oldest, largest free municipal library in the US. I recommend arriving close to the opening to start your day. The library typically opens at 9:00AM Monday - Saturday and opens later on Sundays. Start your day with a visit to the beautiful and expansive Central Boston Public Library. Expect a wait and get there early, but this is a good choice if you’re looking for something fun!įinally, a third option is Mike and Patty’s, which is known for their delectable breakfast sandwiches such as the ‘Fancy’ and ‘Grilled Crack.’ They are one of the highest rated places for breakfast sandwiches in the city! Boston Public Library This popular brunch spot serves vegan options, mimosa flights, chicken and waffles and more. I loved the breakfast sandwich with egg souffle, arugula, guacamole, cheese and tomato!Īnother great place for breakfast nearby is the Friendly Toast. They serve a large menu of pastries and breakfast items and are even led by a James Beard Award-winning pastry chef. ![]() Start with a filling breakfast to get ready for a day full of walking and exploring! Here are three breakfast options near the start of your day.įlour Bakery is a Boston chain with a location not far from the start of the Freedom Trail (on Clarendon Street).
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