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Explore the Neighborhood
Arts & culture
Brimming with renowned arts and cultural institutions, explore the nearby Museum of Fine Arts, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, and a growing list of public art installations across The Fenway.
Fenway Park
Home to the Boston Red Rox and one of baseball’s most iconic ballparks
Walking Trails
Over 1,200 acres of public parks and gardens, including the historic Emerald Necklace
Entertainment
The revitalized 401 Park is home to both the world-famous Time Out Market food hall, plus an open green space for fitness classes, concerts, and so much more. Break out your ice skates when The Rink opens for winter.
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Immerse yourself in one of Boston’s most dynamic neighborhoods at Fenway Triangle, steps from the renowned Longwood Medical area. Fenway Triangle boasts a thriving restaurant scene, featuring delicious cuisine and trendy bars. Explore a world-class museum or find serenity amidst the 1,100-acre Emerald Necklace park system designed by Frederick Law Olmstead. For evening entertainment, head to the iconic Fenway Park for a Red Sox game or electrifying concert. The legendary MGM Music Hall and House of Blues are also within reach. Plus, when you need to stock up on essentials, there’s a convenient Target steps away from Fenway Triangle, making everyday errands a breeze.
Arts & Culture
2025 Fenway Park Concert Series
Headed to a Fenway concert? Here’s your 2025 guide to where to eat, drink, park, and crash—plus insider tips to survive the season like a pro. The post 2025 Fenway Park Concert Series appeared first on The Fenway.
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The Guides
Pasta, Please.
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Living
Work from Home
Looking for your next WFH space to get you through your 9-to-5? Well, look no more—The Fenway's WFH Guide has got you covered with options for every vibe. From cozy nooks to innovative spaces and artsy environments, there's no shortage of places to grab a coffee and plant yourself and your laptop at a workspace, all day long. The post Work from Home appeared first on The Fenway.
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