Beacon Hill

Why go

Beacon Hill makes its case through the slope of Acorn Street and the rhythm of its brick row houses. Notice that detail first at Beacon Hill. Afterward, compare it with the contrast between quiet side streets and the civic buildings below Beacon Street. The pairing at Beacon Hill explains a compact hill district of brick sidewalks, narrow streets, and Federal-era houses. Choose Beacon Hill when those features fit your interests. Give Beacon Hill a focused place.

What to look for

• The slope of Acorn Street and the rhythm of its brick row houses.
• The contrast between quiet side streets and the civic buildings below Beacon Street.

Useful to know

• Visit in daylight for the clearest reading of the architecture, landscape, and surrounding streets.
• Pair this stop with nearby sights instead of crossing the city for it alone.

Your next visit

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