Air Canada, Canada’s largest domestic and international full-service airline and the largest provider of scheduled passenger services in the domestic market, has more flights to Boston than any other airline.

This month, their website profiles our fair city.

Sure, Boston’s opulent old brownstones and elite universities still stand tall, but on my recent jaunt to Beantown I chose to skip the sights and indulge my inner hipster. On the itinerary? The newest trendy bars and restaurants, contemporary art galleries and chic boutiques galore.

Where does their intrepid reporter go?

She focuses on the South End. Lekker, and the Bernard Toale Gallery, to shop, Formaggio and the Butcher Shop for cheese … and horse tongue, and Franklin Cafe and Mistral for drinks.

What about Cheers and Faneuil Hall???

Complete story: Boston’s new beat - By Chantal Martineau, Air Canada

John Keith     October 4, 2006     quality of life, south end

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