It was neat to see. It looked like alot of work to put together but I wouldn’t want to live right next to it.

Cute little alley way filled with images of saints. I found it by chance and loved the quirky photography opportunity it offered. It's not a far walk from Paul Revere's house and worth the five minute walk to see it.

Got lucky and caught Peter maintaining his vast collection of saints (and saint-related paraphernalia) that he's been collecting since he was 6. He's 76 now. He gave us a brief history of the neighborhood, St. Leonards, and local events/parades. Neighbors help with the flowers, but they're expensive, so please make a donation if you're going inside the gate and taking photos.

Nice festival

I was wandering the streets of the North End in October 2018, when I came upon All Saints Way. As an out of towner, I'd didn't know what I was looking at. As I was admiring the shrine, a gentleman walked out of the door and asked me if I liked it. "Yea, but what is it? Whose is it?" I asked. "It's mine. I change it all year round based on holidays and such." This fascinating and beautiful shrine and it's interesting and kind owner make a visit a must for those wandering the North End.

Honor the saints. All of them

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Cool little spot in the North End close to Old North Church

Oasis of religion in the middle of a commercial district

(Translated by Google) Expression of a typical southern Italian and spirituality that can meet in some areas of central Naples. Very nice and quaint. Even if you are not believers but only as a place of cultural interest should be visited, if only from the outside. (Original) Espressione di una spiritualità tipica del sud italia e che può ritrovarsi in alcuni luoghi del centro storico di Napoli. Molto curato e caratteristico. Anche se non si è credenti ma solo come luogo di interesse culturale deve essere visitato, anche solo dall'esterno.

If you are a Catholic then u must come here it is very nice but can also be a little sketchy

It's a small hole-in-the-wall kind of thing, intricately decorated and you will see pictures of many saints. I don't know why they built this thing here but for avid Catholics, try to not skip this place if visiting the North End. Just for a minute within your busy travels, you can find a time for unique reflection. There might be no other places like this in such a cramped part of the neighborhood with nothing else immediately around.

The kind of unique local landmark that you don’t plan a trip around, but might detour a few blocks to check out. Most days you can’t go inside, but you can see most of it (and the seasonal decorations) from outside. If you’re lucky (especially Saturdays), the gentleman who owns and maintains the alley will be around and show you inside. Don’t hesitate to chat with him - he’s friendly, unless you’re trying to park in a resident spot without a sticker!

Wonderful mix of Italy and the US.

(Translated by Google) A different alley in North's End (Original) Un callejón diferente en North's End

Beautiful place with iconic architecture, good cuisine, mostly Italian in a city with a good vibe ...

Cute shrine to saints, walk by here if you are in little Italy

One of the many surprises you will find, strolling around Boston.

Not sure if you’re supposed to walk in - but we did … just see if the door is unlocked

Fascinating little catholic shrine in the heart of Boston’s Old North End. Worth a look-see even if you’re not catholic! 👼

Great festival begins August 4 through 6th

I’ve been here twice and not sure what I am expecting. Does anyone know of the alley is ever open or do you just get to see stuff from the street? If so it’s kinda meh. It’s unique and cute but meh. First time I went I spent an hr looking for it and was kinda disappointed

Great street fair this weekend

I found this little shrine tucked away on a side street while walking in the Italian part of Boston. It was such a wonderful surprise! I wish there were more like this in other cities!

Very nice experience.

Go on bus or uber because there is no place to park there.

It's the North End, what's not to love.

Cool little art deco, of the Saints.

Great little jewel in the North end. Bring your Roman Catholic knowledge with you as he might ask you a question, he will also give you the answer.

Amazing educational experience. Peter Baldassari is passionate, welcoming, knowledgeable, and so personable.

Beautiful spot close to downtown Boston.

I am there

Excellent

Unbelievable

Unbelievable!!

Interesting place with a proud owner, got some good explanations ..

So beautiful

(Translated by Google) Boston's most picturesque (Original) De lo mas pintoresco de Boston

It was okey

A very popular attraction in the North End. I haven't seen anything like this anywhere else. Even non religious people can appreciate this. The size of the North End makes it so that you really can see this while walking.