Of the many notable locations in Cambridge, Harvard Square is considered to be the most popular. Located at the junction of Massachusetts Avenue, John F. Kennedy Street and Brattle Street, this area is a hub of diverse activity. Since its founding in 1630, its assortment of modish store-fronts, outdoor cafés, learning centers and friendly greenspaces have been the gathering place for artists and intellectuals, alike, including George Washington and first published American poet, Anne Bradstreet. Its captivating and inviting aura make Harvard Square an archetypal destination for an easy going excursion.