7. Fenway Park

 

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FENWAY DISTRICT.   Boston Red Sox players and fans call this home. It is one of the smallest and oldest baseball parks in the major leagues. Built in 1912, this park still has real grass on the field as well as the famed Green Monster. Tickets to games may be purchased at the park, though some games may be more difficult than others to get good seats. Guided tours are offered year around.   (© 10Best)

You don't have to attend a game to tour famous Fenway Park, where Boston's beloved Red Sox play. Tours will take you to the Green Monster, the 37-foot left-field wall that's the tallest in professional baseball. (from Southern Living)

Hours:

Tours  Daily 9am-4pm

Admission:

Tours Adult $12, Senior $11, Child $10

Payment Methods:

Website: Visit the Fenway Park website »

Type: Spectator Sports, Tours and Excursions

	"Molly36136" more than a month ago
I am from Massachusetts and even if I have been to Fenway park numerous times I could go everyday. Everyone is friendly, especially when you need help finding your seat there is always a smiling face. If you get the chance to meet the players they are more then grateful to sign an autograph or shake an adoring fans hand. I would highly recommend coming here.
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