North End Boston

North End, Boston, is Known for its rich history, delicious Italian cuisine, and quaint cobblestone streets. This cozy corner of the city is a must-visit for any traveler.

Location

North End is between the Charles River and the Atlantic Ocean. The neighborhood is bordered by the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway to the west, Downtown Boston to the south, and Charlestown to the north.

History

Originally known as "Little Italy," North End was settled in the 1630s by English Puritans. In the early 1900s, it became a hub for Italian immigrants and has retained its strong Italian culture. Today, it is a popular tourist destination and a thriving residential community. North End was once home to famous revolutionary figures such as Paul Revere and Samuel Adams.

Nearby Attractions

There are plenty of things to see and do in North End Boston. Walk along Hanover Street, and you'll find yourself surrounded by quaint coffee shops, bakeries, and restaurants serving mouth-watering Italian dishes. Don't forget to stop by Paul Revere's House, the oldest remaining structure in downtown Boston and a symbol of American history.

Tour Planning

Consider planning your visit with the Boston sightseeing double-decker bus for an efficient and enjoyable way to see all the North End has to offer. Our hop-on hop-off tour allows you to see all of the major attractions in North End at your own pace. With multiple stops throughout the neighborhood, you can easily explore and hop back on the bus when ready to move on to the next spot.

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