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    Paul Revere Park

    4.0 (20 reviews)

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    Area were dogs run.
    Heather B.

    The park was beautiful by design and there were parts of it that were absolutely beautiful! However, there were also parts that were unclean and unkept. There is a fantastic playground there that is large and very fun for the kids, however it was run down, with graffiti on some of it, holes in the pavement underneath and chipping paint in the equipment. Additionally there was a dead rat underneath the bench near the gate. It was in plain sight and it was the cause for our departure from the playground although my girls were having a great time. Additionally, on the outside of the fenced in playground there was trash, empty beer cans, empty vodka containers, graffiti on the walls and the worst was about 20 feet away was a decaying carcass of an unknown animal that smelled disgusting and it was surround with used drug needles. I was very disappointed how close this all was to the playground. The park itself was beautiful but the playground and area around the playground was anything but.

    Eric C.

    It was nice to see the statue for the first time, but not as thrilling as I'd hoped. I guess I wasn't sure what to expect, but being here was something that I'd never thing of as a bad thing.

    Zakim Bridge in the background.
    Stacy M.

    Nice dog park! Dog owners seem to pay attention to their dogs while socializing. Even respectful when my dog really wants to fetch and hangs out on the periphery. After it rains it is super muddy. When it's nice out there is a fountain in the nice kids playground where you can fill up a bowl. Just be careful there aren't a bunch of dogs following you so as not to intimidate the kids who them scare the dogs. Sorelle is nearby for coffee and lunch so it's a fun place to bring the dog! P.s. Only a little parking if you're driving. And Friday nights there are sometimes social gatherings.

    Great dog park
    Mc P.

    Great park. Nice location for us urban dwellers. Not great for people having to drive due to parking challenges.

    Wai W.

    I am usually a passerby, so I can't really rate it. By the looks, it is a good park with a big playground with a giant slide set. Definitely good for the dogs with a giant green circle of grass. The grass area is good enough to host a small concert. The park is located next to the State Police Marine and under the Zakim bridge. The park is connected to the Marriott hotel, North station (thru the water channel locks), and a foot bridge to Cambridge. The only downfall is no parking lot. The is street parking near Charlestown.

    Awesome view of the bridge from here!

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    The Esplanade

    The Esplanade

    4.8
    (100 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    The Esplanade is always beautiful, it doesn't matter the season. This is the perfect time of year -…read morewell now thru Fall to visit. Winter is nice too but they lock up the bathrooms which can be annoying if you're taking a super long walk and trying to stay hydrated! If you're looking for something to do on the weekend, look no further. The park is so big - you can listen to music or maybe even see a movie at the Hatch Shell, have a picnic, hangout on the dock, or even have a beer at Night Shift. Oh and if you have kids, there are a few different playgrounds. Let's not forget, it's super dog friendly. Oh and get your cameras ready for various birds and sometimes turtles in the lagoon.

    The Esplanade was a revelation, one of the highlights of my trip to Boston!…read more We took the T-red, got off Charles/MGH and it was a short walk to the Esplanade, a few miles alongside Charles Rivers with beautiful views of the river, wild life, the bridge and the city! We went on a Saturday morning, locals were walking, jogging, sitting on a bench drinking their coffee. Teams were out in the water roving, a nice visual Boston cliche that you see in movies, but I got to see for real. You can walk for miles here, till you get to the BU Bridge in parallel with the beautiful houses of Beacon Hill. Nice nature, cute bridges, birds, peaceful spots to stop by and look at the water, enjoy a book or a coffee. Nice locals offered to take our photos and we enjoyed chatted with. Beautiful sculptures, clean restrooms, lots of greenery. Great spot for a picnic also. I am sure it's pretty here at sunset. I am sure they have events here as well. My husband regrets not knowing about it. He went to Boston University and walked the BU Beach and the Bridge, but wasn't aware of this part. He would have loved to come here for peaceful walks and some reading. We didn't want to leave. A must see place in Boston!

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    Boston Common

    Boston Common

    4.4
    (556 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    I love well planned green spaces in the central areas of big cities, some of the most famous of…read morewhich are Central Park in NYC and of course, Boston Commons. Tonight after our dinner we enjoyed walking through here and Boston Public Gardens for a good 1.5 hrs catching up with our daughter. There was a growing crowd of happy people (families and children too) cheering the Iraq World Cup team who will play their first match tomorrow against Norway here in Boston. About a dozen Boston police were watching from the sidelines on their motorbikes and I prayed all would stay peaceful. Meanwhile, pedestrians, dog walkers, families were enjoying the fresh cool evening amidst the grandiose trees, lawns, ducks, fountains, and historic statues. If you're in the area, definitely stop by, and also check out the Boston Public Gardens, which are even more landscaped and welcoming!

    This review is separate from the Boston Public Gardens which is just across the street and pretty…read moremuch connected. Boston Commons is a normal urban park in some ways with a playground for kids, a pond, park benches, a carousel, baseball stadium, and food vendors. It's also part historic park with monuments including one of the 54th Civil War all black regiment, a plaque saying this is the oldest park in America and others. It's also a part of the Freedom Trail. There's also a small cemetery in the park. The park is both busy and relaxing. It's smaller than I expected but that may just be because it felt like I went through it quickly. Time flies when you are having fun so maybe distance does too. Boston Commons is a must stop on any trip to Boston.

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    The Lawn On D

    The Lawn On D

    4.0
    (173 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    While in Boston a family friend took us here. Two kids altogether had real fun, a pleasant place to…read morehangout with or without kids. Huge space with the swings (the ultimate thing in this park), ping pongs, corn holes, big screen... It was free admission when we were here and a lot of people were there on the swing, we had to wait for sometime for our turns, but it was fun. If your around this park, just stop by for a while and enjoy the swing. Parking was on street!

    First time here and all I can say is WOW!! Beautiful space! They've done a really amazing job with…read morethe renovations to this space! From the green 'grass' to the swings to the greenery and the lighting and the huge stage with an awesome sound system - really great! We went here for live band karaoke with our favorite band called Five Minutes of Fame - they're playing every Thursday night from 7-10 pm. So if you're into singing with a live band go on over and live out your rockstar dreams! They had the food truck called The Grove which I think has a very limiting menu - in terms of healthy and tasty - which is my requirement. I got the grove salad with chicken and it was just ok - nothing to write home about. The hubs had the BLT sandwich which he liked but also found it quite greasy. There are restrooms which are these portable ones in these trailers and they're very nice and clean but the individual ones on the opposite end of the stage was very smelly. The ones behind the stage were better. Running water, flush everything- like a proper restroom. So that is good. We got parking through SpotHero at a nearby parking lot - it was $26 but we didn't want to take chance looking around for parking that is why. But our friends said they found street parking so it's possible to find free parking too. Overall we had a great time, the weather was perfect beautiful summer evening - and great music! We'll be back for more live band karaoke!

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    Arnold Arboretum

    Arnold Arboretum

    4.8
    (418 reviews)
    5.3 mi

    My daughter recommended us to visit this fantastic arboretum. It was super worthwhile! Just to get…read moreout of the city first a bit into a well-preserved and landscaped beautiful lush green space with evergreens and oaks and gardens. It's free every day! There's a visitor center, where they have clippings of flowers that are labeled for easy identification and appreciation. Also throughout the arboretum are little plaques identifying flora. We went up to see the view of Boston from Peter's Hill and walked alongside the blooming mountain laurel bushes. Walkable paths are asphalt or wood chips. We saw a wild turkey, several robins, and occasional people. Super glad we explored this wondrous place!

    It's been quite some time since i stopped by the arboretum. As a kid my grandma and mother used to…read moretake us there and take photos in the summer. I have some very good child memories here. They used to have hedge? Carvings of animals and stuff which was super cool. Didn't see that today but not sure, we didn't have time to check the whole arboretum. I think this place is so cool, there's families walking, roller blading, skating, biking etc dog walking you name it. It's clean in there so please keep it that way if visiting. There are ample signs of the types of trees, plants, and different zones. Porta potty available on the paths, resting chairs, benches and even spreads for a picnic. Friend had his wedding there not long ago. Easy commute from Forrest Hills train station on the orange line and walk up the street. Multiple gates to go in from, but main gate closed to cars at 4pm i think. The arboretum is closed at dusk. Beautiful walk on a beautiful day.

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