Neighborhood Info & Location of Garrison Square

Garrison Square Boston Red Sox Baseball Game

The fact that it was once an actual tidal area helps explain the remarkable density of beautiful 19th-century architectural gems found in this much-admired district near downtown Boston. Back Bay breathes history. From its row upon row of brownstone homes to its tree-lined cobblestone streets, this is a wonderful, vibrant neighborhood that is distinctly its own while also offering residents close-in access to high-end shopping, Boston Common, many of the most important cultural hotspots and, of course, Fenway Park. Whether you're looking to dine out, take in a concert, catch a game, or play one of your own, Back Bay puts you at the center of it all.

Back Bay, near downtown Boston, is known for its dense collection of beautiful 19th-century architecture. This vibrant neighborhood offers history, brownstone homes, cobblestone streets, shopping, cultural hotspots, and Fenway Park. Experience dining, concerts, games, and more in the heart of Back Bay.

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Garrison Square
7 Harcourt Street,
Boston, MA 02116

Location Highlights

Copley Place

Copley Place is a high-end, "you want it we got it", shopping complex located just one block from our front door. Take a spin 'round this vast maze of trend and tradition and no matter what you’re looking for, it’s likely you’ll find it here. All the major top-of-the-heap brands are here: Tiffany’s, Neiman Marcus, Barney’s of New York, Armani, Jimmy Choo, Louis Vuitton—and that’s just the very short list of top-name everything you’ll find here.

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Public Garden

Everyone loves the Public Garden—but not everyone knows about it! A lesser known gem just across from the hectic environs of Boston Common, the Public Garden is a “secret” enclave that people time and again reminisce about having passed by, until one day, they happen upon its tranquil beauty hidden away in plain sight. A little bit of pastoral splendor smack in the middle of downtown, Public Garden is the perfect getaway—the ultimate destination for a little sun, scenery, and soothing calm.

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Fenway Park

The tradition of rooting for the Red Sox is so deeply ingrained in the culture of Boston that even transplants quickly get caught up in the feverish excitement of game day at Fenway. A comfortable walk from Garrison Square, Fenway Park is the place where Red Sox fans young and old go rain or shine, win or lose, in sickness and in health…you get the idea: Sox Rule!

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Boston Public Library

First opening its doors in 1876, the MFA now houses more than 450,000 works of art spanning every time period, geographic, and cultural setting. From ancient Egypt to cutting edge contemporary, the Museum’s galleries take you on a comprehensive tour through the history of art and culture. With so much to see, you can literally spend weeks contemplating the collection, so plan on more than one trip. Recently, the Museum opened new wings focused on Art of the Americas and Contemporary Art.

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The Best Location

Just a five minute walk to the southwest corridor leading to the Amtrak Train Station, the subway, and a variety of boutique-style restaurants.

The Prudential Center

With the Prudential Center across the street, you'll find plenty of shopping, restaurants, and even a 24-hour grocery.

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Boston Symphony Hall

Historic Boston Symphony Hall, home to the Boston Symphony Orchestra, is a centerpiece of the city’s top-ranked cultural institutions. Recently restored and constantly maintained, with great care always taken to preserve its renowned acoustics, Symphony Hall draws visitors from around the world to hear symphonic music performed across the full range of the classical and contemporary repertoires.

Charles River Bike Path

If you’re looking for some scenery combined with a little physical exercise, the nearby Charles River Bike Path should do the trick. A 17-mile loop that traces the shoreline of the Charles River, this path has been a focus of attention for years as it evolved into the beautiful, mixed-use waterside wonder that it is today. Bike, jog, or stroll, the view of the Boston skyline, Cambridge, and the river itself make for a welcome nature and exercise fix all year round.

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7 Harcourt Street,
Boston, MA 02116

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