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One Place to Visit in...
View Boston at Prudential Center
See all of Boston from 52 stories up. A short walk from campus, View Boston offers sweeping views, rooftop events and interactive exhibits.
One (more) place to visit in Portland: Longfellow Garden
The Roux Institute’s marketing manager spotlights a historic hidden gem that some locals don’t even know about.
Toronto: Bar Ape
Rue Quizon, who works at Northeastern Toronto helping launch academic programs, says this parlor serves “the caviar of ice cream.”
Boston: Fenway Victory Gardens
Just waking up after a long winter and spring, this 7.5-acre green space near Northeastern University is one of Boston’s best-kept secrets.
Charlotte: Optimist Hall
Associate CPS dean Corliss Thompson, an off-and-on Charlotte lifer, recommends a food hall in a former textile mill.
Burlington, Massachusetts: Common Craft
Jared Auclair recommends a vast food and beverage hall running out of a former Sears department store.
Oakland: Redwood Park
Head of partnerships Carrie Maultsby-Lute says the panoramic views are magnificent
Vancouver: Deep Cove
Wellness specialist Victoria Williams says Deep Cove is a ‘really magical spot with lots of wildlife’
Silicon Valley: Santana Row
Karen Kyle, special assistant to Dean Caroline Simard, says the outdoor dining in the district reminds her of European cafes.
Seattle: The Center for Wooden Boats
Dave Thurman, dean of the Seattle campus, recommends a pair of museums that offer glimpses into the Emerald City’s unique history.
London: Wilton’s Music Hall
Historian Michael Peplar recommends visiting the world’s oldest grand music hall after a trip to Northeastern’s London campus.
San Jose, California: The Rose Garden
The Rose Garden provides a contemplative space for any nature lover — but also for Northeastern students on the cusp of career decisions.
Charlotte: the South End Rail Trail
The trail provides easy access to the many restaurants, cafes, shops and public art installations in the South End neighborhood.
Toronto: Ravi Soups
Melanie Pedersen, the marketing manager at Northeastern in Toronto, recommends a “quaint, homey” restaurant in Queen Street West.
Vancouver: Seawall
Denise Katrak, director of marketing for global campuses, recommends taking a scenic walk to a 32 million-year-old rock outcropping.
Arlington/Washington: Congress
Northeastern’s assistant director of legislative affairs recommends hopping straight to the Capitol to watch the U.S. government in action.
Portland, ME: Mackworth Island
The director of a tech incubator for climate solutions at Northeastern's Roux Institute recommends a scenic state park.
Nahant: Tides Restaurant & Pub
Northeastern Global News writer and longtime North Shore resident recommends a place to eat near Northeastern’s Nahant campus.
Seattle: Espresso Vivace
Northeastern’s senior director for network student affairs recommends a groundbreaking coffee shop.
Boston: Wally’s Cafe Jazz Club
Chimel Idiokitas in Northeastern’s City and Community Engagement Office recommends a legendary jazz venue.
Miami: Perez Art Museum
Begoña Rovira, an associate dean at Northeastern's Miami campus, recommends a modern art museum with waterfront views.
London: Borough Market
Associate VP Bex Morrison recommends Borough Market, across the River Thames and 20 minutes from the London campus on foot.
Oakland
Taking a trip to another campus? Here’s where faculty and staff who live there will recommend you go first.