- Boylston Street
Boylston Street is the name of a major east-west thoroughfare in the city of
Boston, Massachusetts and its western suburbs. It begins at its eastern end in central Boston as the continuation ofEssex Street at the intersection of Washington, and forms the southern boundary of Boston Common, and, pastCharles Street , the southern limit of theBoston Public Garden as well. West ofArlington Street it becomes a major commercial artery in the city's Back Bay neighborhood, and forms the northern boundary of busyCopley Square . The street then forms the northern boundary of theBack Bay Fens , the direction of traffic switching from west-east to east-west. It then runs through theFenway neighborhood through a swath of parking lots and other underutilized space, before ending at the intersection ofBrookline Avenue andPark Drive .Landmarks
*Boston Common
*Emerson College - several buildings are located along the street across from Boston Common
*Boston Public Garden
*500 Boylston Street - a postmodern office building
*Trinity Church
*Copley Square
*Old South Church
*Boston Public Library
*Hynes Convention Center
*941–955 Boylston Street - formerly a fire station and then home to the Institute of Contemporary Art, now part of theBoston Architectural College
*Berklee College of Music
*Back Bay Fens
*Saint Clement's Eucharistic Shrine hopping
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Anthropologie
*Filene's Basement
*Escada
*Hermès
*Anne Fontaine
*Sonia Rykiel
*La Perla
*St. John
*Lord & Taylor
*Apple Store
*Gucci (November; 6,750 sq. ft.)
*Frette
*Lululemon Athletica (November)uburbs
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The Mall at Chestnut Hill
*Atrium Mall Transportation
MBTA Green Line transit links along Boylston Street, from east to west:Boston
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Boylston (MBTA station)
*Arlington (MBTA station)
*Copley (MBTA station)
*Hynes Convention Center (MBTA station)
*Fenway (MBTA station) uburbs
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Brookline Village (MBTA station)
*Eliot (MBTA station)
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