Near 113 Beacon Street
-
Street View
Like
Unlike
It's a Problem
Details
-
On The Street
.13 mi
Voula P: This is a beautiful statue located in the Boston commons. You will see lots of beautiful ones like this. They are one of a kind and a nice walk around the common you will see more
Like Unlike It's a Problem Details
-
Park Street School
.13 mi
Ian H: Character, truth, & excellence are the most noble practices for students at Park Street School.
Like Unlike It's a Problem Details
-
George Washington Statue
.14 mi
T L: Statue at park entry
Like
Unlike
It's a Problem
Details
-
Boston Public Garden
.18 mi
T L: pond
Like
Unlike
It's a Problem
Details
-
Church of the Advent
.20 mi
Ian H: The mission of the Parish, as defined by its charter in 1844, is "to bring to a portion of the city of Boston the ministrations of the holy Catholic Church; and more especially to secure the same to the poor & needy in a manner free from unnecessary expense & all ungracious circumstances."
-
Japanese Lantern
.23 mi
Walk T: Given to the city of Boston in 1904, this lantern sits beautifully in the Boston Public Garden. #publicart Photo: publicArtBoston
Like
Unlike
It's a Problem
Details
-
Advent School
.24 mi
Ian H: Since 1961, The Advent School has provided an outstanding education, grounded in the principles of social justice. Patrons believe that teaching children within a meaningful historical, cultural, or environmental context builds confident students who seek out connections within their learning. adventschool.org
-
Louisburg Square
.33 mi
Ian H: Nice lawn & trees at the center of a neighborhood with partial stone roads & drains.
-
Beacon Hill Post Office
.35 mi
Ian H: Open Monday - Friday 8AM - 5:30PM & Saturday 8AM - 12PM.
-
Resting Place
.37 mi
Voula P: This is a rest area with benches. Part of park plaza. Nice beautiful location in the center of park plaza
-
The Phillips School
.40 mi
Ian H: On the corner of Pinckney and Anderson Streets is a school built in 1824. The architecture of this building is typical of 19th century Boston schools. The building was first used by the English High School & was converted to a grammar school in 1844. The grammar school was named after the first mayor of Boston, John Phillips, who was the father of famed abolitionist Wendell Phillips.
-
MBTA
.41 mi
Voula P: This is what Boston's MBTA bus looks like, there are great you can buy day passes or monthly passes. They have a/c and heat for your comfort as you travel around Boston
-
Beacon Hill Market
.41 mi
Ian H: The windows advertise ice cream, dairy, pet food, candy, deli, fresh foods, fruit & produce, dinners to go, groceries, & cheese.
-
Copley Square Farmers Market
.41 mi
Walk T: Shop here for local, organic and delicious produce. Tip: Cash only. However, there is an EBT Card stand that will match your $10 charge with $10 extra to spend in the market. Hours: Tuesdays and Fridays, 11am-6pm. #farmersmarket Photo: Copley Square
Like
Unlike
It's a Problem
Details
-
Charles/MGH Station
.42 mi
Ian H: This Red Line stop is next to the Longfellow Bridge, hospitals & Charles Street.
-
Champney Place Private Way
.43 mi
Ian H: Very european style living on the hill off Anderson Street.
-
Advent School
.43 mi
Ian H: One of two locations owned by the Advent School; this is West Cedar Street & the other is on Brimmer Street. adventschool.org
-
Like
Unlike
It's a Problem
Details
More places: Art & Community, Shopping, Entertainment, Health, Errands, Problem Spots
Your Commute: Type an address to see your commute time and cost.
Slideshow
-
On The Street
.13 mi
Voula Paras: This is a beautiful statue located in the Boston commons. You will see lots of beautiful ones like this. They are one of a kind and a nice walk around the common you will see more
-
Park Street School
.13 mi
Ian Hutchinson: Character, truth, & excellence are the most noble practices for students at Park Street School.
-
George Washington Statue
.14 mi
T Lilakos: Statue at park entry
Like
Unlike
It's a Problem
Details
-
Boston Public Garden
.18 mi
T Lilakos: pond
Like
Unlike
It's a Problem
Details
-
Church of the Advent
.20 mi
Ian Hutchinson: The mission of the Parish, as defined by its charter in 1844, is "to bring to a portion of the city of Boston the ministrations of the holy Catholic Church; and more especially to secure the same to the poor & needy in a manner free from unnecessary expense & all ungracious circumstances."
-
Japanese Lantern
.23 mi
Walk Score Team: Given to the city of Boston in 1904, this lantern sits beautifully in the Boston Public Garden. #publicart Photo: publicArtBoston
Like
Unlike
It's a Problem
Details
-
Advent School
.24 mi
Ian Hutchinson: Since 1961, The Advent School has provided an outstanding education, grounded in the principles of social justice. Patrons believe that teaching children within a meaningful historical, cultural, or environmental context builds confident students who seek out connections within their learning. adventschool.org
-
Louisburg Square
.33 mi
Ian Hutchinson: Nice lawn & trees at the center of a neighborhood with partial stone roads & drains.
-
Beacon Hill Post Office
.35 mi
Ian Hutchinson: Open Monday - Friday 8AM - 5:30PM & Saturday 8AM - 12PM.
-
Resting Place
.37 mi
Voula Paras: This is a rest area with benches. Part of park plaza. Nice beautiful location in the center of park plaza
-
The Phillips School
.40 mi
Ian Hutchinson: On the corner of Pinckney and Anderson Streets is a school built in 1824. The architecture of this building is typical of 19th century Boston schools. The building was first used by the English High School & was converted to a grammar school in 1844. The grammar school was named after the first mayor of Boston, John Phillips, who was the father of famed abolitionist Wendell Phillips.
-
MBTA
.41 mi
Voula Paras: This is what Boston's MBTA bus looks like, there are great you can buy day passes or monthly passes. They have a/c and heat for your comfort as you travel around Boston
-
Beacon Hill Market
.41 mi
Ian Hutchinson: The windows advertise ice cream, dairy, pet food, candy, deli, fresh foods, fruit & produce, dinners to go, groceries, & cheese.
-
Copley Square Farmers Market
.41 mi
Walk Score Team: Shop here for local, organic and delicious produce. Tip: Cash only. However, there is an EBT Card stand that will match your $10 charge with $10 extra to spend in the market. Hours: Tuesdays and Fridays, 11am-6pm. #farmersmarket Photo: Copley Square
Like
Unlike
It's a Problem
Details
-
Charles/MGH Station
.42 mi
Ian Hutchinson: This Red Line stop is next to the Longfellow Bridge, hospitals & Charles Street.
-
Champney Place Private Way
.43 mi
Ian Hutchinson: Very european style living on the hill off Anderson Street.
-
Advent School
.43 mi
Ian Hutchinson: One of two locations owned by the Advent School; this is West Cedar Street & the other is on Brimmer Street. adventschool.org
-
Like
Unlike
It's a Problem
Details
Beacon Hill Neighborhood
This location is in the Beacon Hill neighborhood. Beacon Hill is the 3rd most walkable neighborhood in Boston with a neighborhood Walk Score of 97.
Find Apartments in Beacon Hill, Boston
See apartments and rentals in Beacon Hill, Boston.
Use Walk Score to find a walkable place to live.
Become a Neighborhood Guide
Showcase your local insight about Beacon Hill.
Learn how to become a Neighborhood Guide.
About 113 Beacon Street Boston MA 02116
113 Beacon Street Boston MA 02116 has a Walk Score of 98 out of 100. This address is Walker's Paradise which means daily errands near 113 Beacon Street do not require a car.
Walk nearby to coffee from Taj Boston and groceries from DeLuca's Market.
The nearest restaurants are Beacon and Esplanade Hubway Station, Hampshire House, Bull & Finch Pub, Cheers Boston, Taj Cafe, Special Events At Taj Boston, The Bar at Taj Boston, and 75 Chestnut.
Close by schools include Park Street School.
36 nearby routes: 28 bus, 8 rail, 0 other give a Transit Score of 100 — Rider's Paradise near 113 Beacon Street.
