Boston’s North End is the neighborhood to visit if you want to delight taste buds with the delicious flavors of Italy. It is the oldest residential neighborhood in Boston and offers the visitor over 100 eateries and restaurants and many tourist attractions. Every Bostonian has their favorite Italian restaurant, so you’ll be overwhelmed by suggestions!

Best advice, head into the center of the Italian North End and engage all of your senses in Boston’s Little Italy. For a great resource, check out NorthEndBoston, which is considered the definitive guide to everything in Italian North End.

If you’re looking for a feast, then this is literally where you need to be – Checkout the Italian North End Feasts calendar to make sure you fit in a feast when visiting the city!

Parking Guide to Italian North End

Lewis Wharf Garage is as close to the center of Italian North End as you can get, and Pilot House Garage on Atlantic Avenue is a great location from which to explore the North End Waterfront. Don’t try parking on the streets of North End, as it is mostly Residents Only parking and you’ll need a sticker if you want to avoid getting a hefty parking fine or being towed.

Government Center Garage on Congress Street is an ideal location if you’re looking to reserve parking ahead of time.