Back Bay Fens

Amazing place, even on winter. The baseball fields were clear from snow. We really enjoyed!!

This is a lovely park. Its a good place to go for a walk. An oasis of nature in a bustling city.

Stunning park that is a great place to visit. Went during the fall time and saw the leaves changing color and it was picturesque as all could be. Had to stop myself every few minutes to take a picture. Wide trails easy to navigate and not too crowded.

Vibrant park with mature groves, gardens, streams/ponds, bike and foot paths, and a recreation area. Many beautiful hidden vignettes provide peaceful getaways. I love the Emerald Necklace and its many components, and the Fens is no exception – an urban park done very well.

1. Scenic Trails & Nature - Walking and biking paths through marshes, gardens, and tree-lined areas - Great for birdwatching and peaceful strolls 2. Kelleher Rose Garden - Beautiful, seasonal rose garden that's a hidden gem in Boston - Perfect for quiet visits and photos 3. Historical Features - Home to World War II Memorial, Victory Gardens, and bridges - Rich in local history and landscape architecture

Absolutely gorgeous park tucked in between Fenway Park and the Museum of Fine Arts. Love my space to stroll.

I always get off at Ruggles station (Orange Line) walk past Northeastern university over Huntington Ave and past the Museum of Fine arts and through this park (a 5 minute walk) before heading down near Fenway Park. It's a nice little park. Safe and beautiful.