America's oldest park is the heart of Boston, offering recreation opportunities and a glimpse into history through numerous monuments to the past. Designated as public space in 1640, British soldiers later camped here during the Revolutionary War. Part... More [+]
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"the frog pond is a great place to frolic in the summer and ice skate in the winter...easy access to downtown crossing shopping, the movies, bars and restaurants, and pretty much anything else you w..." more
"Beautiful furnishings and simple, clean lines speak to the Ritz's reputation for high-end accommodations.Newly renovated and updated, the hotel has raised the bar for in-room amenities and restyled..." more
"If there was ever an area in Boston with a long and varied history, it would have to be the Boston Common. The Common was established in 1634 to be used as a public green. Each household was charge..." more
"In Boston Common, you'll certainly find the usual suspects in regards to city animal life. These pigeons were wishing they were migratory birds about this time, however. They were stationary and pu..." more
"So most people are horrified by rats. Especially wild rats. Right? But what's a squirrel but a rat with a fuzzy tail? Yet people like squirrels. I, on the other hand, don't have a problem with rat..." more
"So for our VT meeting on Jan. 11, 2003, we thought it would be fun to meet at Boston Commons and walk along the Freedom Trail. We were INSANE. It was very, very cold out. But we did meet at Boston ..." more
"Being from California, it's a rare sight for me to see folks ice skating on ponds. Except for in romantic movies. Yet here we were, walking across Boston Common, to Rowan's car, and I saw folks ska..." more
"The Common is a good place to go and relax. There is almost always something going on-even in the dead of winter when the frog pond becomes an ice skating rink. Originally set aside as a common are..." more
"Okay, I think there's only one and here it is. AND....did you know that it's the smallest suspension bridge in the world? See how much you can learn at VT? " more
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