Boston Magazine

Before the country’s iconic Raffles hotel opens in Boston this summer, take a trip 9,000 miles to experience mind-bending skyscrapers, sprawling botanical gardens, and some of the world’s best steamed chicken.

This is who came out on top this year.

Here’s why the Fair Share Amendment could send a tidal wave of cash out-of-state and shrink local resources.

On the 10th anniversary of the attacks, we remember a tragic, and seminal, moment in the city’s history.

The two-year-old Pizza Project pop-up is getting its own storefront.

This single-family was recently redone with high-end finishes, such as heated floors and a rainfall shower in the primary bathroom.

Pooling social media tips at such a global scale was nearly unprecedented.

Plus, one of the property’s seven fireplaces once (maybe) belonged to Tom and Gisele!

One, don’t mess with Boston. Two, think fast. Three, direct generosity quickly. Ten years later, local leaders reflect on the lasting lessons of 2013.

They lost someone dear. He raced toward a shootout. She held an injured seven-year-old at the second blast site. Five stories of life in a tragedy’s aftermath—and the wounds that never heal.

Former Boston Marathon executive director Tom Grilk reflects on the lasting lessons of the 2013 bombings.

Five things to know if you’re looking to move to this prominent suburb along the marathon route.

Medium Rare Lounge opens on April 12 with a menu that includes a dry-aged burger, wagyu pigs in a blanket, a raw bar, and a giant dessert platter.

Park-9 unleashes a fetching venue for canines and their humans—and it even features cocktails with dog treat pairings.

A pozole and mezcal fest, fried chicken galore, super-special sake, and lots more.