Bring a lunch, grab a cushion and people watch while taking in the nice weather and beautiful water fountain.
Angell Memorial Fountain dedicated to founder MA Society for Prevention of Animal Cruelty, George Thorndike Angell. When introduced (1912) was also watering hole for horses.Full site history via<LINK> Read more.
Immanent Circumstance consists of 2 fountains. Sculptured by RI artist Howard Ben Tre. Larger fountain complemented by smaller urn one (located at opposite ends of park). Full site history via<LINK> Read more.
Nice little spot to sit and relax - tourists, bring a picnic, there are nearby tables with umbrellas! Bring clothes the kids won't mind getting wet as the fountain is irresistible!
Love the #3 at Pino's Pizza - 2 Sicilian slices and a large fountain soda for $6. Might as well make that two #3s please.
Tortoise and Hare statue. Tribute to runners of Boston Marathon which ends near here. Created by Nancy Schon who also did Make Way for Ducklings statues. More via our blog Read more.
OK, it’s corny, but a lap around the lagoon is a lovely way to see the fountains and flowers of the Boston Public Garden, with real feathered friends swimming alongside you.
Join the company of Calvin Coolidge and JFK who have ridden these 800 pound boats that carry 20 passengers in a 15 minute ride (in a figure 8) around the Public Garden lagoon. More info via our blog. Read more.
1 of 3 original ponds located in the Boston Common. Jet fountain added in 1848. In July/Aug, pond is wading pool for children. In winter, pond is frozen over for ice skating. More info in blog. <LINK> Read more.