Boston Public Garden, Boston

Beautiful park in the midst of Boston! Lovely scenery, transmitting calm and promoting relaxation. A nice place to read, talk, or just wander around. Live music adds vibe to the already nice atmosphere. It is also a great place to eat lunch, plenty of sitting space.

It's beautiful here. For tourists, here is a quick tip: your experience here, and your impression of this place, will completely depend on the time of day (and year) you visit. Early morning on a weekday and you'll find a relatively quiet park, with people walk-commuting and some dogs. Midday, midweek you'll see a lunch crowd and some tourists. On the weekends, come early in the morning for a peaceful experience. If you're on vacation and staying close by, come here for a half hour before everyone else has gotten out of bed or is still eating breakfast; there'll be no one else here, and it's the most beautiful and relaxing place in the city. By afternoon on weekends, especially in summer, the garden fills up with people lounging on the lawns; locals and tourists alike. It's a fabulous atmosphere and an unmissable sight in Boston.

The Boston Public Garden is a great place to spend a sunny afternoon, a lunch break or a visit on the weekend. There are plenty of shady spots to set up a picnic blanket, beautiful green grass, fountains and flower beds. You can also catch a ride on the Swan Boats here!

Great place to stop in during visit to downtown Boston. East coast always has best green spots downtown. Lots of things to see and do. Nice quiet spot in the middle of it all.

Enjoy seasonal flowers. Wish they could keep up identity markers on trees. Usually the ones that I wanted to know did not have signs. Good point is that for the heavy foot traffic, the plantings looked great.