Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Beacon Hill, Boston

Carl G. • January 8, 2016Beautiful botanical oasis. Lovely Victorian flowerbeds and a lagoon.

Frits V. • May 7, 2019Beautiful and Historical visit. Rich in history. Free Guided tour advised.

Barbara S. • October 29, 2017The esplanade is the perfect spot for a run or walk. Gets pretty crowded on nice days.

Alexandra K. • May 19, 2012Love it here, people enjoying life and relax. Beautiful.

Jake S. • April 22, 2014Check out the cool sculptures along the way, especially of Boston's own Samuel Eliot Morison, a maritime historian and US Navy Rear Admiral. The quotes around the base are especially nice (pictured).

Jessica H. • December 19, 2012Great way to experience the city, in the heart of Boston during the Winter!

IWalked Audio Tours • September 30, 2011Boston's last private square. Home of John Kerry & Teresa Heinz. Named for 1745 Battle of Louisbourg. Most homes date to 1835. Louisa May Alcott passed away at #10. More info via blog. <LINK>

Matt • June 17, 2023Kids loved it and it's plenty big for everyone to have a good time.

Anonymous, s. • June 14, 2021The entire Beacon Hill park is stunning, generally nice to hang out during nice weather, and connects to so many other points of interest including Charles Street and the Esplanade.

Stephanie • May 23, 2010So much fun. Great treat for kids of all ages. Great location. Fun time!

Carlin T. • September 11, 2013The Brewer Plaza is now a great place to have lunch while enjoying the splendor of the Common. I'd recommend getting lunch from Clover before the weather gets too bad.

Niki G. • August 15, 2017Thumbs up! Hidden fun !!

InterContinental Hotels & Resorts • March 25, 2013Charles Street is part of what is locally known as Antiques Row, a collection of quaint boutiques and antiques shops. Willow Street and Acorn Street are among our favorite streets in America.