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Welcome back to Neighborhood Style Showdown, our quest to determine Boston's most stylish neighborhood.
The Beacon Hill crowd is prim and polished, whereas the South End encourages some peacocking—but nothing too avant garde or over-the-top. Perks? Beacon Hill contains all of its shopping to one main thoroughfare, and though the South End is more spread out, it gets the bonus of flat terrain (easier on our heels). Both have some unsuspected rough sidewalks (love those cobblestones and bricks) but they are also home to some of the city's best scenery. Not to mention, these two areas are some of the biggest clusters on our Racked 38 and Home Goods 38 lists.
A tough pick, right? Tell us which is the more stylish neighborhood:
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