A Slice of Italian Life in Boston

Perhaps best known for exquisite pasta and pastries, Boston’s North End retains its strong Italian roots to this day. It’s not uncommon to hear the language spoken in the family-owned shops and restaurants that line the neighborhood’s densely-packed streets.

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Boston’s first residential community remains one of its finest, complete with cobblestone streets and a vibrant waterfront featuring brand-new condos and historic brick buildings with iconic bay windows.

The North End boasts the finest Italian food in the city, thanks to its strong generational ties to Italy. Take a stroll and grab a slice from any of the excellent pizzerias. Ciao, Boston!

The North End is rich with stories from the past. From Pre-Revolutionary times to the '80s and '90s, this neighborhood is a hot spot for significant events in Boston's history.

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Savannah Deady

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Krista Farmer

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Zach Feldshuh

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Jessica Ferris

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David Freni

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Bea Liang

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Beth O’Brien

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Bob O'Reilly

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Lauren Perry

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Damirys Rodriguez

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Tom Sheehan

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