Boston Magazine

Gas-lamp-lit lanes, historical architecture, and charming shops—no wonder this Boston neighborhood is such a coveted place to live.

This 15,500-square-foot compound has 280 feet of private beach, 14 bathrooms, and 3.66 acres, plus a resort-style pool, golf simulator, massage room, and a 5,000-bottle wine cellar.

Before you head to a concert or game, fuel up with ramen from a celebrity chef, top-notch burgers and shakes, and more in and around Boston’s West End.

For nearly 50 years, the truth about who shot a high-profile furniture salesman has been one of Boston’s most lasting mysteries. Why the killing of George Hamilton remains unsolved.

New and exciting restaurants to check out, plus new reasons to visit older spots.

From traditional mainstays to saucy little bistros, these are the French spots around Boston with that je ne sais quoi.

Well, you can. At Connecticut resort Winvian, let your imagination take flight.

Showstopping ceviche, hearty cochinita pibil, and tropical décor bring diners to Mexico’s Caribbean coast.

The MetroWest jewelry store adds a little extra bling with its new luxury-designer showcase.

It’s amazing what a few miles can do to the market. This month, we compare two spacious homes, each with a butler’s pantry.

Check out these New England hotel experiences the kids will love and the family won’t forget.

The second location of the Chelsea gem will open in February with an expanded menu and more seating.

Goat not included.

Only five hours away, the Lesser Antilles island is waiting.

Boston’s life-sciences industry is saving lives, swooping up real estate, and making billions in the process. A few words from its latest visionary, Yvonne Greenstreet.