One of reasons so many have called Boston America’s most European city is its unique sense of intimacy, of time preserved, of neighborhood. Beacon Hill is proof. Here “neighborhood” encompasses Boston Common, looks across to the Public Garden, down to the Esplanade. It spills into Back Bay and winds its way toward downtown. It’s walkable. It’s livable. From the grandeur of the State House to the convenience of a drugstore, from elegant parks to pizzerias, it’s your neighborhood.