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Charles Street

Browse anything from specialty nuts and artisan chocolate to artist stationery, designer handbags and Edwardian brooches. Exclusive Charles Street is the go-to in the lovely historic Beacon Hill district (one of the city’s oldest) just north of Boston Common, lined with vintage lanterns and Federal-style brick row houses with bistros and bakeries, toy stores and niche boutiques — like avant-garde accessories or hand-tooled cowboy boots in suede, calfskin and alligator. Walk the quaint cobblestone alleys, join the locals’ scene over local-brew cappuccino and croissants, peruse Mid-Century Danish Modern furniture, pick up some Boston theme collectibles and end the day at one of the 17 restaurants and bars.

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Copley Place

The ultimate shopper’s paradise is located just a few steps from the hotel at Copley Place Mall, Boston’s most distinctive indoor shopping destination.
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SoWa Open Market

Visit the open market every Sunday from May through October and enjoy arts and crafts, independent designers, an award-winning farmers market, and perhaps best of all, the city’s favorite food trucks! Nearby is the SoWa Vintage Market, open year-round with antiques, art galleries, and shops.
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The Shops at Prudential

Connected to the Copley Place Mall, the 75 retail outlets at The Prudential Center are within a short walking distance from Fairmont Copley Plaza.