The Best of Two Worlds

Located in Cambridge and Somerville, Porter Square boasts the conveniences of both cities. From eclectic dining to modern shopping options, the possibilities are endless.

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Porter Square is a neighborhood within Cambridge and Somerville between Harvard and Davis Squares. The area is named for the Porter’s Hotel that also gave its name to the famed cut of meat, the porterhouse. Open-air shopping and an art gallery on the Lesley University campus offer residents nearby entertainment options.

Marvel at the Gift of the Wind, a 46-foot tall kinetic sculpture that serves as Porter's focal point and attracts visitors with its bright red hue.

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