"Had such a great time walking around Harvard Square on a gorgeous, sunny Sunday. This place is so charming and has a lively, fun vibe. There are tons of little shops and cafes to pop into, and the restaurants offer a great variety. It's the perfect spot for a casual stroll, and being right next to Harvard University makes the whole experience feel even more special. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to explore Cambridge!"

"Stopped in to Harvard to see the campus and stood by their gift store. Cute campus...busy as expected. We went mid November when the leaves were still changing and the weather was chilly but not horrible."

"The bustling center of Harvard with a wide array of campus stores, bookstores, coffee shops and restaurants. I couldn't find the Dewey Chetem and Howe sign (I thought it had been preserved), but that did not detract from the overall scene. Subway station right below makes for easy visiting."

"Harvard Square offers a perfect blend of upscale charm and historical character. I really enjoyed the variety here — on one side, you have posh boutiques and high-end shops that feel polished and modern. But just a short walk away, the vibe shifts to something more local and authentic, with independent bookstores, quirky shops, and small restaurants that feel rooted in history. The atmosphere had that unmistakable college-town energy paired with classic New England architecture. The old brick buildings and narrow streets give it a timeless feel, while the buzz of students, locals and tourists keeps it feeling lively and fresh."

"Harvard Square is an excellent place to spend a pleasant day, with its easy accessibility, green spaces and shopping opportunities. Try the restaurants in the surrounding area."