From the busy streets of Beacon Hill to the quiet beauty of a candlelit service at Trinity Church in Copley Square, photographer Michael Piazza captured the spirit and beauty of the holiday season in Boston at Christmas for Yankee Magazine. Please enjoy this collection of some of our favorite photos that didn’t make it into print. We hope they will inspire you to create and capture your own memories in New England’s most iconic city.
See the full feature, “Christmas in Boston,” in the November/December 2016 issue. It’s packed with our expert advice on the best things to do, see, and eat in the city this Christmas — including holiday craft fairs, light displays, and more!
The Candelight Carols ceremony at Copley Square’s Trinity Church, a Boston at Christmas tradition that has been honored since 1909. Photo Credit : Michael PiazzaThe beauty of the Trinity Church’s architecture can be seen in the details of the stained glass by William Morris and the encaustic murals by John La Farge. Photo Credit : Michael PiazzaWooden ornaments and santas surrounded by holiday greenery at Rouvalis Flowers on Beacon Hill. Photo Credit : Michael PiazzaA sidewalk display outside Rouvalis Flowers. Photo Credit : Michael PiazzaGiant pinecones fill a vintage cart at Rouvalis Flowers. Photo Credit : Michael PiazzaA statue of Alexander Hamilton on Commonwealth Avenue takes center stage illuminated by the holiday lights in the trees. Photo Credit : Michael PiazzaHoliday lights and greenery speak to the season on Charles Street. Photo Credit : Michael PiazzaBlack Ink’s holiday window display on Charles Street. Photo Credit : Michael PiazzaThe George Washington Statue by Thomas Ball has graced the Boston Public Garden since 1869. Photo Credit : Michael PiazzaThe simplicity of an Acorn Street holiday wreath in Beacon Hill. Photo Credit : Michael Piazza
Have you ever visited Boston at Christmas?
