Boston, Massachusetts is so much more than just a city. Besides being home to the gorgeous Charles River, Boston is also home to many beautiful parks. This is your guide to some of the best parks in the city.
Boston Public Garden
The Boston Public Garden is the perfect place to go on a relaxing walk or stroll. With greenery surrounding its borders, the Boston Public Garden proves to be a great place to take some time for yourself and enjoy the beauty of Boston. Boston is truly at its best in the Public Garden. Watch out for: The romantic swan boats in the lagoon! 4 Charles St Boston, MA USA(617) 635-4505
Boston Common
The Boston Common is located at the tail end of Newbury street and is the center of the city, connecting many different areas to each other. The Boston common is a great place to lie out and get a tan on a sunny summer day or go ice skating with friends around Christmas time. The Boston Common is malleable, and each season brings something new and exciting to the Boston community. Watch out for: Flashmobs in the park! 139 Tremont St Boston, MA USA (617) 635-4505
Charles River Esplanade
The Esplanade is a great place for peace and quiet, people watching, or exercising. The parks runs parallel to the Charles river and has a beautiful view of downtown Boston. With a pathway made for joggers, walkers, bikers, there is a lot of room to get active at the Charles River Esplanade.Watch out for: Rowers on the river and the Head of the Charles Regatta! Charles River Esplanade,Boston, MA USA
The Emerald Necklace
The Emerald Necklace is a beautiful, fun way to get some fresh air in Boston. Coming from the center of Boston and extending into Brookline, this park connects two communities and has many fun activities for all ages. The Emerald Necklace is a park that encourages getting up and getting active.Watch out for: Yoga-fest in the park! Emerald Necklace, Boston, MA, USA
Rose Kennedy Greenway
This rooftop urban park winds through and connects several different neighborhoods in Boston including Chinatown, the financial district, and the North End. This park was built to raise funds for the city but now gives back to the community in so many ways from events to community service. Opening Hours: 7am-11pmWatch out for: The Chinatown Stream 185 Kneeland St Boston, MA USA (617) 292-0020 By Natalie Guerrero
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