From Newbury Street boutiques to the Prudential and Copley malls, Faneuil Hall souvenirs, Harvard bookshops, and outlet day trips - with a tax break on clothing.
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City overview
Back Bay
Eight blocks of brownstone shopping from indie boutiques to luxury flagships - Boston's signature retail stroll.
Back Bay
Back Bay's indoor mall under the tower - department stores, mainstream brands, food hall, and View Boston above.
Somerville - Assembly Row
Open-air outlet village on the Orange Line - brand discounts, riverside lawns, and LEGO for the children.
Back Bay
The luxury floors - Neiman Marcus and international maisons under one skybridge-connected roof.
Downtown
Pedestrianized value district - Macy's, Primark, and everyday brands two minutes from the Common.
Downtown - Freedom Trail
Souvenirs, local makers' pushcarts, and New England gifts around Quincy Market's colonnade.
Cambridge - Harvard Square
The Harvard Coop's crimson merchandise and the square's legendary bookshops - gifts with academic weight.
East Cambridge
East Cambridge's three-level canal-side mall - practical brands beside the Science Museum and Kendall hotels.
Wrentham (1 hour south)
New England's largest outlet center, an hour south - the serious discount expedition with 170 stores.
Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill's gas-lit lane of antique dealers and independents - browsing as time travel.
South End - SoWa
South End Sundays of local makers, vintage, farmers' stalls, and food trucks (seasonal, May-October).
Downtown - Haymarket
Indoor year-round market of Massachusetts producers - honey, maple, produce, and edible souvenirs by Haymarket.