Boston is a city of great history and culture, with several iconic major league teams that reflect the resilience, diversity, collegiality, vibrancy and patriotism of its people. Heres a guide to exploring the best sports venues in the city while immersing yourself in its unique culture.
Fenway Park (4 Yawkey Way #1): The home of the Boston Red Sox is one of Americas most historic baseball stadiums. Arrive early for a guided tour and learn about some of Fenways legends such as Babe Ruth and Ted Williams. Check out Lansdowne Street outside the park for pregame drinks at popular bars like Bleacher Bar or go to Cask n Flagon next door for a quintessential game day experience.
TD Garden (100 Legends Way): Home to both Boston Celtics basketball team and Boston Bruins ice hockey team since 1995. Take an hourlong tour before watching your favorite team hit baskets or slap shots heard around downtown. Look out for famous faces walking through Causeway Street after games have ended! And dont miss visiting nearby North End neighborhood before or after gamesit boasts some delicious Italian cuisine!
Gillette Stadium (1 Patriot Place Foxborough): Home stadium to New England Patriots football teams features stateoftheart amenities including hightech audiovisual displays along with shops offering merchandise from all four regional teams Patriots aside you could pick up gear from MLS Revolution soccer team; Premier Lacrosse Leagues Cannons & even Rugby United FC dogs!
Harvard Athletics Complex (79 N Harvard St., Allston) This facility includes Lavietes Pavilion gym where Harvard Mens Basketball play their home games; BrightLandry Hockey Center which serves as rink for mens & womens ice hockey; Murr Tennis center where Crimsons tennis teams practice. Harvard Stadium, where the football team plays their home matches, is a mustvisit for those keen on historic sports structures; it was constructed in 1903 is understood to be the countrys oldest purposebuilt stadium.
Agganis Arena (925 Commonwealth Avenue): Watch Boston University Terriers hockey team compete at this popular venue. Explore BUs campus along Commonwealth Avenue and appreciate its beauty of brick buildings with white columns that go back hundreds of years.
Boston games are emblematic of the city: fastpaced and fiercely competitive but also welcoming inclusive & goodnatured. The jerseys youll find on people all over town reflect how passionate fans are about their hometown heroes!
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4 Yawkey Way
Boston, MA
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100 Legends Way Ma
Boston, MA
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1 Patriot Place
Foxborough, MA
United States
79 N Harvard St.
Allston, MA
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925 Commonwealth Avenue Ma
Boston, MA
United States