Boston is
known for its championships sports teams, and rowdy sports fans. So get in on
the action and check out our professional sports teams, the Boston
Red Sox, Bruins,
Celtics or New England Patriots. The Red Sox play at Fenway Park, America’s
most beloved park and in our opinion the most beautiful. While the TD Garden
is home to the Boston Celtics and the Boston Bruins as well many other sports
and entertainment events.
Looking for something
more recreational?Â
Then sharpen your skates (or rent them) and head off to the
Boston Common Frog Pond Skating located in the heart
of the city,
the Rink at the Charles Hotel, located in Harvard
Square in Cambridge, or
Kendall Square Community Skating, located in East
Cambridge. Follow your outing with a steaming hot chocolate to help warm up
your toes!
Urban AdvenTours offers bicycle
rentals and environmentally friendly bicycle tours featuring guided art and
architecture tours as well as Paul Revere’s Ride to Freedom. The
Charles River
Canoe & Kayak in Newton offers canoe and kayak sales and
rentals with classes and guided tours in the warm weather months. If you want a
keep in shape, the
Boston Athletic Club is Boston’s best
one-stop health club and offers special visitor rates.
Wachusett
Mountain Ski Area is one hour away and offers skiers and
snowboarders the most accessible big mountain skiing in southern New England.
Loon Mountain is located a little
further away, but is definitely work the drive. A commuter rail from Boston’s
North Station to nearby Fitchburg on Saturdays and Sundays is offered in the
ski season. The
Weston Ski Track, a cross country ski and snowshoeing center,
features 15 km of maintained and lit trails during the winter months.
And of course you can always enjoy a stroll in America’s Walking City. The
Boston Emerald
Necklace consists of a 1,100 acre chain of nine parks linked by parkways and
waterways designed by Frederick Law Olmsted. America’s First Arboretum, the
Arnold Arboretum consists of 265
acres. The
Boston Harbor Walk is a new public
walkway along Boston’s waterfront with parks, seating areas, cafes and
spectacular views of the Harbor.

If golf is your choice of sports, we have a number of courses located just
outside the city. South of Boston, Quincy's
Granite Links Golf Club is a private club
that allows non-members to play and in Plymouth,
Pinehills Golf
Club features two 18 hole course designed by Rees Jones and Nicklaus Design.
Minutes west of the city,
Commonwealth Golf Club offers quick greens
and narrow fairways, and
Stow
Acres Country Club offers two award-winning championship courses.