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North End is the oldest neighborhood in the city of Boston, having been inhabited since it was first settled in the 1630s. The neighborhood is considered Boston’s ‘Little Italy’ and is known for having a large Italian-American population. It is a popular place to go for fine Italian cuisine.

Many historical places are located in North End, including the Paul Revere House, Old North Church, and the Clough House, which is one of the oldest brick homes in Boston. The neighborhood’s many restaurants, shopping opportunities, and events attract visitors from near and far. Make sure to stop by Captain Jackson’s Historic Chocolate Shop to try some 18th-century chocolate.

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