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    Fenway Victory Gardens

    4.7 (26 reviews)
    Closed 6:00 am - 11:30 pm

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    Eva G.

    Beautiful day to appreciate walking thru this area. While most of the lots look taken care of and nice to appreciate while others need to do just a bit better to keep up and take care of their spot.

    Justin C.

    Beautiful gardens and worth he visit to walk around and enjoy what people have created. We walked all throughout them and took in all the flowers and garden set ups. Very relaxing and tranquil.

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    C P.

    We came upon this unique park simply by walking around. There are paved walking paths lined by fenced gardens tended by a variety of people. Each space is fenced off and showcases different gardening personalities. Some gardens have seating areas, vegetables, flowers. It is a lovely escape from city concrete.

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    Who doesn't love historic gardens? Especially in the middle of the city. Go, walk around, don't mess with the plants.

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    Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

    Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum

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    A friend recommended this art collection in this beautiful space so I reserved tickets online for…read moretoday at 11 when it opened. You can buy your tickets in person as well. It's a separate entrance line than the preordered tickets. They do check your bags and tell you to leave your water bottles at the coatcheck on the 1st floor or downstairs at the lockers. We started upstairs on the 3rd floor, and worked our way down. Every room is specifically designed to highlight some theme by Isabella, from the brocade on the walls to the ceiling to the doors to the artwork/furniture everywhere. Because it's a three story mansion, it's decorated as such and has less of the feel of a gallery as a luxuriously decorated estate. Most of the artwork is not identified as it would be in a museum, but it can still be appreciated. There were a few signs along the way that explained the theme of the room according to Isabella. From the third floor especially, the live music in the central garden could be heard so well because of the magnificent acoustics. (There was music in honor of Juneteenth today). If it's your first time there, pay attention to the plaque by the elevator on the 1st floor that states it was the entrance that Isabella herself had used. Apparently that was the original entrance to the museum for a long time and the glass encased current entrance used to be greenhouses. We spent 1.5 hrs there and enjoyed exploring and appreciating the unique museum experience together. Highly recommend!!

    Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum was commonly mentioned as a must see in Boston, so we decided to…read morecheck it out on a rainy Sunday during our trip. It seems like everyone else had the same idea as well because the museum was packed! Definitely recommend booking tickets at least a few days in advance because some time slots were sold out. We booked the 10:30am-11am time slot and it was already crowded at this time. Check in was straightforward and there are lockers in the basement to secure large bags. This is very different to the standard art museums. Isabella Stewart converted a home into a museum and it is amazing how much time and effort went into the process. There are three stories, each having several rooms to walk through. A couple rooms have limited capacity so we had to wait in line for 10-15 minutes to enter. My personal favorite part of the museum was the courtyard - very pretty with all the plants and statues. We also witnessed a proposal! I'm usually not a huge museum fan, but this was definitely worth checking out. Many people suggested listening to the audio guide available on the website, and while it was interesting, it was a bit slow and I wasn't able to listen to everything - wish the recordings had 2x speed. This is a very popular museum so the crowds made it feel a bit chaotic. I recommend going on a weekday!

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    Madame August Manet by Edouard Manet. Below is stolen artwork where the empty frame is.
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    At Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
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