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Harvard Square
The “Harvard” Square
Harvard Square is where history, education, and pure Cambridge energy collide. Right next to Harvard University, the Square buzzes with students, locals, and visitors from all over the world. With nearly 900,000 square feet of retail and nonstop things to explore, it’s basically the ultimate walkable playground for food lovers, culture seekers, and anyone who likes a good people-watching session.
Around every corner, you’ll find a mix of old-school charm and fresh, modern vibes. Whether you’re exploring bookstores and cafés, catching a performance, or simply soaking in the lively atmosphere, the area delivers a rich academic and cultural ambiance that’s distinctly Cambridge.
ICONIC ATTRACTIONS
- Harvard Art Museums: A complex of three museums where ancient artifacts and modern masterpieces come together under one striking roof.
- Harvard Yard: The historic heart of the university, with iconic buildings and green spaces.
- John Harvard Statue: The famous statue on the Harvard campus known for its shiny foot, photo ops, and famously inaccurate backstory.
- Widener Library: One of the largest libraries in the world, located within Harvard Yard.
- Brattle Theatre: A historic, single-screen movie theater known for its eclectic programming.
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