Last weekend, my cousin suddenly texted me asking where to find the Gucci store in Boston. I thought I knew, but then realized I’d only walked past it once years ago. So I grabbed my phone and coffee, ready to hunt down the exact spot.
Starting the search
Opened Google maps and typed “Gucci Boston” first. Saw multiple pins popping up – confusing! Almost clicked some shady third-party site with fake addresses, but remembered last time that gave me wrong directions to the Apple store. Switched to Gucci’s official store locator instead.
Verifying the address
Scrolled through the list and found two Boston locations. Almost picked the wrong one until noticing tiny print saying one was a “pop-up” collection spot. Called the store directly to double-check. That bored sales guy confirmed:
- Main store: 200 Boylston Street
- Inside the fancy Copley Place mall
Mapping the route
From downtown: Easiest route is hopping on Green Line – get off at Copley Station. Saw construction alerts though! Decided to walk from Boston Common instead. Took 15 minutes past Trinity Church, super scenic with street performers.
By car: Drove later to test parking. Garage below mall costs $45 for 2 hours – robbery! Found cheaper spot on Clarendon Street (secret tip: parking machines on back alleys charge half price).
My final advice
Just go via subway unless you enjoy parking nightmares. Bring comfy shoes – that marble floor inside Gucci looks great but hurts your feet. And snap photos by the flower wall near changing rooms – best insta spot they don’t advertise!
