Boston Public Garden, Boston

The Public Garden is a fantastic, central place to start your wanderings of Boston. Pretty much everything is within an hour's walk from here (walking is my preferred method in a city...though the subways run everywhere). I've been here mostly in the winter and it's always been quite pretty. If it's cold enough, you can walk across the ice for a new view.

One of my favorite places in Boston! It's pretty central to a lot of cool places. It has historical monuments, benches to people watch and feed ducks, swan boats in warm months, ice skating in cold months, and tulips planted everywhere in the spring. It's a must see!

What’s not to love. Right in the heart of Boston. Great place to spend some quality time, whether your with guests, friends, or by yourself. No matter what season it is. Spring time is absolutely beautiful, and they switch out the flowers a few times and always do a wonderful job. The squirrels are very friendly and I like to bring them a snack. Not supposed to feed the ducks or geese.

Lovely park even in March. Well tended paths, trees and monuments. Only disappointing thing I found on my visit was that the Lagoon was apparently drained for the winter. Nothing but mud and old leaves and a few small puddles for the resident ducks to paddle in. But over all a very nice place to stroll.

Swan boats, walking trails, the Make way for duckling statue, frog pond with ice skating in winter and different events throughout the year. Enjoy the outdoors or check out one of the many food places just outside. The Cheers restaurant is located across the street from one corner. It also marks a starting place to explore the Freedom Trail.