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Charles Street

Browse anything from specialty nuts and artisan chocolate to artist stationery, designer handbags and Edwardian brooches. Exclusive Charles Street is the go-to in the lovely historic Beacon Hill district (one of the city’s oldest) just north of Boston Common, lined with vintage lanterns and Federal-style brick row houses with bistros and bakeries, toy stores and niche boutiques — like avant-garde accessories or hand-tooled cowboy boots in suede, calfskin and alligator. Walk the quaint cobblestone alleys, join the locals’ scene over local-brew cappuccino and croissants, peruse Mid-Century Danish Modern furniture, pick up some Boston theme collectibles and end the day at one of the 17 restaurants and bars.

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The Shops at Prudential

Connected to the Copley Place Mall, the 75 retail outlets at The Prudential Center are within a short walking distance from Fairmont Copley Plaza.
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Faneuil Marketplace

Don’t miss historic Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall Marketplace. You’ll find uniquely Boston offerings in both food and merchandise with over 50 shops and over 100 food and beverage options (everything from quick-service eateries to full service, fine-dining restaurants). The live street musicians and cart vendors provide lots of extra flavor!
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SoWa Open Market

Visit the open market every Sunday from May through October and enjoy arts and crafts, independent designers, an award-winning farmers market, and perhaps best of all, the city’s favorite food trucks! Nearby is the SoWa Vintage Market, open year-round with antiques, art galleries, and shops.