Chinatown Backyard

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2 Hudson St
Boston, MA 02111
+1 (617) 338-7721

Chinatown and the Leather District in Boston are vibrant neighborhoods that exemplify the city's rich cultural diversity and historical significance. Chinatown, known for its bustling mix of shops and restaurants, serves as a cultural hub for the Chinese community, while the Leather District showcases notable 19th-century brick warehouse structures that have evolved into a mixed-use area.

Both neighborhoods offer easy access to Downtown Boston and the dynamic waterfront, with Chinatown Park providing a serene escape amidst the urban landscape. As a result of ongoing development and revitalization efforts, these areas continue to attract residents and visitors alike, fostering a unique blend of residential, commercial, and institutional spaces.

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David R.
8/27/2019

I am so impressed in what the neighborhood has done with this vacant lot. They have made it a place for children to play and families to gather. There's fresh vegetables growing in a community...

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