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Coming from the UK I was blown away by how clean and tidy the common was. We walked through on many occassions a never seen it in a mess once. Well done Boston on maintaining such a lovelypublic area.
Not really much to say other than that the Boston Common is a nice park. It’s close to a lot of the monuments and a pretty central starting point for the freedom trail. I imagine it would be a nice place to hang out on...More
The garden is peaceful but lack of facilities and flowers. There was not special program on the Independent Day.
This place is an oasis, a child's wildest dream, feels of an English garden, and wedding destination spot. Basically, something for everyone and an absolutely beautiful respite on a summer day. In a 3 day trip to Boston, we kept going back to the park...More
I enjoyed it very much, good weather, you can walk around historical places, visit MIT, Harvard and other great colleges
Or a power walk in the morning. I did both, alone and with my family and it was a lovely to relax in the beautiful park.
Beautiful and shady (we were there in the summer). It is great for all ages and abilities. There are historical sites throughout the park as well.
It was nice to see green in the city. The park was busy. It has some history and a cool dog park. The history of the place is cool. Frog Pond, freedom trail, and impromptu labyrinth someone lined out with chalk. Food trucks and random...More
Boston Common is a beautiful park located and the heart of Boston. We visited during July and was an oasis for us!. Last but not least, you can start the long Freedom Trail in Boston Common Park!.
Its not huge like central park, but it allows for a wonderful open green area between city blocks. Cool to see.
