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Oct 11, 2018

Whether you’re looking for a vintage boutique or a ritzy downtown mall, Boston has loads of magnificent places to indulge your love of shopping. With such an impressive array of different options, everyone from the classic window shopper to the uncompromising shopaholic are sure to find gratification. Check out our top four picks for the best places to spend your hard-earned cash right here in Boston, Massachusetts.

  1. Copley Place

A high-end shopping center, Copley Place Mall features all the famous labels such as Gucci, Tiffany’s, Barneys, Neiman Marcus, and Louis Vuitton. Copley Place is a favorite stop for some retail therapy and lunch with the girls. This glamorous mall adds a touch of elegance to Boston’s downtown district and is the destination of choice for designer brands.

  1. Prudential Center

Connected to Copley Place by a glass skywalk bridge and located in Boston’s downtown Back Bay neighborhood, this mall offers just about every store you could wish for. The Shops at Prudential Center, a.k.a. “The Pru,” are not only conveniently located, but they also make up one of the most popular malls to visit on the East Coast.

Discover dozens of popular retail outlets such as Saks Fifth Avenue, Lord and Taylor, Vineyard Vines, and Barnes and Noble, plus an excellent selection of restaurants like the Cheesecake Factory and P.F. Chang’s. The Pru is Boston’s one-stop shop for the whole family.

  1. Faneuil Hall Marketplace

Spend a day roaming the oldest market in the Boston area: Faneuil Place Marketplace. A stop on the Freedom Trail, you’ll discover Boston’s seaside charm at these delightful shops. Watch the lively street performers, and then buy a gift for that special someone. From vendor carts to unique boutiques, Faneuil Hall is well worth a visit.

A bit of a tourist destination, you’ll find all the Boston souvenirs you could ever want to take home at Faneuil Hall. Grab a bite to eat from a variety of food stalls in nearby Quincy Market, and then tour the historic building where Sam Adams called out for America’s independence.

  1. Newbury Street

Head to Newbury Street and delight in one of Boston’s upscale retail destinations. Filled to the brim with great shops, fine dining, and classic Bostonian charm, Newbury Street is a favorite among residents and visitors alike. This ritzy district is the place to see and be seen in Boston.

Grab an ice cream and wander down the picturesque retail-lined street. Window shop at upscale designer showrooms featuring Chanel, Vera Wang, and Armani. There are also plenty more affordable stores such as Jack Wills, National Jean Company, and Niketown. The street is dotted with small, intimate boutiques, like Crush and So Good Jewelry. It’s the best place to go for stunning costume accessories.

Next time you’re planning a visit to Boston, don’t leave the credit cards at home. Whether you’re looking for amazing sales on fantastic merchandise or an upscale New England designer shopping experience that’s second to none, indulge yourself at one — or all — of these shopping districts.

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