Boston Common is a beautiful part with a pond in the very center of Boston. The place is very nice and well-maintained. It is surrounded by many historical buildings, which add to the part "European" look. There is a boat tour, but I am not...More

Take time to slow down and walk and enjoy the beauty of the city. This is just one of many green spaces. Lots of parks, open spaces, and gardens. Love Boston Commons but lots of people out and about on the weekends. During the week...More

Its a beautiful park where the original city was wrapped around. There is a nice lake in it ( with the : famous swan boats- not quite sure how they become such an attraciton , but oh well..)and a very beautiful green space with excellent...More

We covered this monument as a part of the walk tour we had opted for and the guide explained us nicely about the place.

There were a lot of wonderful sites and tons todo like take tours of the common wealth , or splash around in frogs pond One bad thing is there are a lot of homeless people asking for money and junkies who are yelling not to...More

We had a good time walking around the Boston Common before beginning our Freedom Trail walk in earnest! ... As you can expect, its especially nice on a summer day :)

It really is a pretty park with great activties for all to do. However, during the day it is crowded and lots of illegal activity going on. The whole park smelled like marajuana. There was selling and making in broad daylight. Police didn't care. Maybe...More

Boston Common is America's first public park. It has been beautifully maintained and there are several statues and things to see. On the day I visited there were several merchants, street performers, and food carts. It is just down from the State House and across...More

beautiful lawn, great for a picnic, or a refreshing stroll in the park. You can even get food from a local place around and come here to enjoy the green or different structure they have. My boyfriend and I ate by the fountatin which had...More

Sorry to say we were disappointed by our first stop on the Freedom Trail. I understand this is the first Park in America and that it has all kinds of history, but when we came out of the Park Place subway stop, we were greeted...More