Newton, MA

Largest downtown area in Newton, this upscale shopping destination boasts a 33-acre natural lake, Crystal Lake, and historic architecture. Easily accessible via MBTA Green Line "D" branch.

If you're looking for abundant dining options and stunning river views, Auburndale might be a great stop. Notable sights like Pulsifer's Cove are also worth visiting, and you might jump aboard the metro at Riverside Station or Woodland Station to get around town.

While visiting Newton Corner, you might make a stop by sights like Charles River Reservation and Jackson Homestead and Museum.

Historic West Newton Village Center boasts local businesses, independent films at West Newton Cinema, and popular restaurants like Bluebird Cafe and Blue Ribbon Bar-B-Q. Easily accessible via MBTA Commuter Rail and express buses.

Predominantly residential, Newtonville boasts eateries, bakeries, and cafes on Walnut Street, while Washington Street offers salons and liquor stores. Enjoy easy access to the MBTA Commuter Rail and bus routes.

While you're strolling through Newton Highlands, you may want to check out the restaurants and live music. If you want to see more of the area, hop on the metro at Newton Highlands Station or Eliot Station.