If you are in the Downtown of Boston, you will be able to see some interesting places, one of which is Newbury Street. It is a funky and luxurious shopping street that is located between Commonwealth and Boylston Streets. Not only is it well known to Boston residents, but it is also known widely to people in other states and countries. Newbury Street consists of three interesting factors such as its history, the very well known Armani Café, and the Brick & Mortar business.
             If Fifth Avenue represents New York, Newbury Street symbolizes Boston for the greatest shopping street. Regarding its history, Newbury Street was founded in the nineteenth century. When walking along the street, one sees an astonishing sight, a huge and very life-like mural that covers the entire rear side of the large building. The mural is a cross-sectional view, in perspective, of a huge Renaissance palace or cathedral, complete with dome, semidomes, and colonnades. This extraordinary work is by the artists Richard Haas, and the building on which it is executed is the Boston Architectural Center. Consequently, an architectural school was founded in 1867. However, Newbury Street is far better known for its art galleries than for its architecture up to now. The reason is very observed since there are so many art galleries with a number of masterpieces on the Newbury Street from one end to another.
             The second gorgeous factor on Newbury Street that really lures the shoppers and those who pass by is the Armani Café. It is the place that gathers international people together not just only weekends, but also weekdays. Even though the food in Armani Café is not that good, it is always over-crowded. The main reasons most people go there is because of its atmosphere and location. The decoration of Armani Café is very simple, but attractive. First of all, the ceiling is very high, so people do not feel stuffed.
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