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While many neighborhoods in the cities of East Coast are popular for their skylines, Boston is more known for its upscale master-planned communities and vibrant neighborhoods. Although most of the Boston neighborhoods feature something unique with a distinctive appeal, the Back Bay neighborhood stands atop the list among top neighborhoods in this city because of many reasons. Boston’s Back Bay is home to posh waterfront communities, ancient Victorian brownstone homes, a pulsating dining and shopping hub and a vibrant nightlife scene. Even though the neighborhood is comparatively small, the Back Bay has made to the top as Boston’s epicenter for upscale living and activities. Here is a brief overview. Transportation: The neighborhood is served by both train and bus lines. MTBA or the Massachusetts Bay Transport Authority is the major public transport operator that provides short distance rail, bus and subway transfers. Green Line’s Arlington, Hynes Convention Center, Copley, the Orange Line’s Back Bay Station and Prudential Stations are some of the popular commuter stations in Back Bay. The Back Bay Station also has an Amtrak station too. In addition to subway and rail lines, bus lines 10, …show more content…

The picturesque setting of Back Bay Fens offers acres of tranquil setting for visitors to unwind and enjoy nature walk. This park on the southern end of Back Bay forms a part of the renowned Emerald Necklace of Boston. The Victorian Touch, on the other hand, has a sophisticated garden setting with manicured lawn, many flowering plants and colorful displays. The beautifully patterned floral arrangements and the garden bedded with endless varieties of native and exotic plant species make the setting look like a magical lush land. Undoubtedly, the Bostonians rank this garden among the top attractions in their city. For some nature trails and photography, the serene Charles River Reservation is a good

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