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The largest downtown district in the city and the ideal place to start, Newton Centre offers premium shopping, a wide variety of dining options, and plenty of greenery.
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This Federal-style home near Newton Corner, built in 1809, serves as the administrative centre for Historic Newtown.
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The Lakes District, a six-mile stretch of the Charles River with calm water and almost no current, is where Newton is located.
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The main campus of Boston College (BC), established in 1863, is located in the affluent village of Chestnut Hill.
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This state-owned leisure area guards a stunning section of the Charles River with steep, hemlock-covered banks.
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There is a sizable natural park enclosing the state-owned Hammond Pond between the Shops at Chestnut Hill shopping mall and the Boston College campus.
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Newton Highlands, which grew primarily after the 1870s, is another of Newton's 13 villages to keep in mind.
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The Chestnut Hill Reservoir, created on former marshland in 1870 to help supply Boston's water supply, is located very near to the main campus of Boston College.
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Themes including social history, public health, architecture, and engineering are all combined in one attraction.
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This vast garden cemetery, established in 1855 and situated on a rolling landscape, is close to Newton City Hall and the Newton Free Library.
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