The South End got its name because it's located south of the Back Bay. The area is a mix of residential and commercial zoning that is dense, with a different look and feel on nearly every street. This nabe boasts more public playgrounds per square foot than any other nabe in Boston, and has become a major dining district, thanks in part to its proximity to nabes like Back Bay and Beacon Hill. The area is served by the Orange Line T.
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