Copley Square Review

Capri Square is famous for these three world masterpieces in Boston. On the south side of Trinity Church is the famous Chinese architect Pei Xuming, who designed the Louvre in Paris, France, and Henry Cobb, the famous masterpiece John Hancock Building.

Copley Square is also a big surprise in Boston. From Boston Park all the way to Back Bay, you can see changes in scenery and architectural style along the way. There are various skyscrapers and various classical buildings on all sides of the square. Standing on the square, you can feel the combination of classical and modern styles. There are also many attractions nearby, Trinity Church, Boston Library, can arrange punch cards together. There are also many petty bourgeois western restaurants and shopping plazas nearby, and you can reserve half a day to one day to play here.

At one end is Trinity Church, beneath the Hancock Building, at one end is a sunflower plantation, on one side is a public library, on the other side is a historical building, which is Boston’s cultural center, and there is a pool in one corner.

The environment is very good, the service is very thoughtful, and there will be professional guidance 🐂🍺

As soon as you get off at Copley station, it's a pretty square in the middle! It's really pretty when it's a nice day :):)

Capri Plaza (Copley Square), named after the painter John Singleton Copley, is a square in the Back Bay area of Boston, surrounded by Boyleston Street, Clarendon Street, St James Avenue, and Dartmouth Street. The square is home to many important architectural works of a number and variety, many of which are official landmarks, including Old South Church, Trinity Church, Boston Public Library Mackintosh Building, Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel, John Hancock Building, etc. When it opens