Address: 4 Charles St, Boston, MA 02116, USA
Phone: +16176354505
Sunday: 6AM–11:30PM
Monday: 6AM–11:30PM
Tuesday: 6AM–11:30PM
Wednesday: 6AM–11:30PM
Thursday: 6AM–11:30PM
Friday: 6AM–11:30PM
Saturday: 6AM–11:30PM
Varrun Phanda
Beautiful garden to relax and the swan 🦢 boats make it more beautiful experience. The boat quick tours are well managed with young and friendly staff. More of a place to relax with family or friends. Not many the things to do for kids. Nice place to hangout and in evenings you have people playing music at different places. Enjoy and Relax! 👍🏻
Colleen Paxton
The most accurate description would be a 3 in the winter and a five in Spring when everything is in bloom. Summer and fall being 4's depending on the day. A nice green space in the center of Boston. You can walk completely around it and through Boston Commons in an hour easy. That being said it has a cute lake that has cheap swan boats to ride and beautiful displays of flowers in the spring that draws people from all over to come and take photos in it. It can get very crowded during peak times so be aware. It is nice enough to walk around and can be a nice green break from the surrounding city. Park in the Boston Common Garage if you are driving. There are public bathrooms right across the street in Boston Common, it is inside the visitors center that also sells some souvenirs and has friendly staff. The red line T will also drop you off at Boston Common. This is also where you can find a restaurant open during fair weather and peak time and street vendors selling souvenirs and snacks. Their are occasional musicians performing around and some of them can be amazing (There was an orchestra doing Disney songs!!!).
Valentino Tartamella
An absolutely beautiful area located right besides the downtown city area. Always an amazing place where everyone from all the universities and neighboring towns meet and relax. The views are breathtaking, the flowers are surprisingly colorful, and there is a surprising amount of space to lay down a child. Side note there was this synth player at the Public Gardens playing for money, which I never mind, except he was terrible and insanely loud. Hope you don’t have to deal with that hahahaha
Daniel Mundo
The most gorgeous park in Boston! I always explore different spots and I love how they keep it so well manicured and updated each season! Absolute must any time of year if you’re a tourist visiting the city or a local looking for a chill spot to read or just... be.
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Go now the flowers are beautiful
Yes
Wheel chair path is available but they are not providing wheel chairs for public.
Some flowers are blooming and some aren't.
Boston common has alot of green space but doesn't have as much scenery as the Public Garden. The Public Garden has big enough green space to host groups of poeple and the scenery (waterbody, garden flowers with some monuments) is just so beautiful.
No. There used to be ride that went around the streets, but they stopped too
Yes, it will be colors through the next week. I will make sure of it
There isnt many fall foliage color visible now and next week may not be much different.. This year might be a little lackluster...its more of a wait and see...this fall has lack much rain, colder temps and gradual varied foliage color changes. ..
I just got back yesterday, a few (like 4) trees had started to turn red, a few more weeks and it should be prime
It is open all day
No
Public Garden, 4 Charles St, Boston, MA 02108 that is the address
It is worthy! You'll get so much beautiful views of the changing colors of fall. Just be aware of the climate and dress accordingly to it so you don't get any surprises that might ruin your day. Enjoy!
Food is allowed in Boston Public Garden. The public garden is more of a park then a garden. Lots of people have picnics there. Just remember that public alcohol consumption is not allowed.
Yep
If you are very lucky, you can find a spot just around the park. Otherwise, there are many public garages a few blocks away.
100 Hanover St, Boston, MA 02108
Www.boston.gov
No
I don't know for sure, we don't pay. I don't know what time it closes.
I think they drain each year to clean it. Either that, or the vortex portal to Hell has opened and we are all doomed. It is a bit less satisfying without water...
It is free.
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