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Fall Viewing Attractions
Popular Fall Viewing Attractions in Boston [2025]
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Harvard University
4.7
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568 reviews
7.3
Based on 3,212 reviews
Harvard University | 5.1 km from downtown
Phone +16174951000
Address: Massachusetts Hall, Cambridge, MA 02138, United States
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-5 hours
No.3 of Best Things to Do in Boston
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Stroll through the campus maple and ginkgo woods in the fall
A picturesque scroll of fall along the Charles River
177 positive reviews
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The Harvard University campus in Boston is very large and beautiful. The buildings inside are very old and green everywhere, like a park. The Harvard University campus in Boston is very large and beautiful. The buildings inside are very old and green everywhere, like a park. The Harvard University campus in Boston is very large and beautiful. The buildings inside are very old and green everywhere, like a park.
Harvard University, one of the world's top universities, is located in Cambridge, near Boston, USA. Its strong academic atmosphere and long history make people linger. The most famous Harvard Square on campus is the center of cultural and academic exchanges, and the Harvard Library is a temple of knowledge, which is worth a visit. In addition, Harvard's architectural style is simple and elegant, especially the Memorial Church and the red brick building complex, which are very distinctive for taking photos and checking in. As one of the most prestigious universities in the world, it is not only a symbol of education, but also a good place to explore knowledge and culture. If you plan to come to Boston, Harvard University is definitely worth including in your itinerary!
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Boston Common
4.5
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405 reviews
6.3
Based on 6,567 reviews
Boston City Center | 782m from downtown
Phone +16176354505
Address: 139 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02111, United States
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-3 hours
No.6 of Best Things to Do in Boston
207 positive reviews
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Boston Park is a historic park located in the center of Boston. It is the starting point of the Freedom Trail. Today, Boston Park is an open green park.
Boston Park is also a major representative attraction of Boston. It is also the starting point of the Freedom Trail. Most travel plans also start from this park. As one of the oldest parks in the United States, there is a 4-mile Freedom Trail starting from here on foot. Following the signs on the ground, you will pass through various historical sites in Boston. In the summer, there will be various concerts here. The little squirrels on the ground are not afraid of people and will wander around. The sun shines through the gaps in the trees, casting dots of sunlight. Various monuments can also be seen in the park. It is very suitable for a stroll here when the weather is clear. Everything seems very pleasant. There are also lakes and gardens in the park. You can bring a picnic mat and come here to enjoy the spring atmosphere.
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Charles River
4.5
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139 reviews
4.7
Based on 805 reviews
2 km from downtown
Phone +16176081410
Address: Massachusetts, USA
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
No.19 of Best Things to Do in Boston
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The Charles River runs through Boston. The river is very wide. You can see many sailboats and kayaks on the shore. The river water looks very clean. Harvard, MIT, Boston University and other world-class universities are all built on the riverside. It feels like a very vibrant area. When the weather is good, the view is particularly good. I envy the children who can go to school here.
The Charles River runs through the city. I saw Haruki Murakami run several marathons in Boston. I think running a few kilometers along the Charles River in spring is the happiest thing. Today, the streets of Boston are crowded with young people wearing green T-shirts. After dinner, I chatted with the hotel waiter and learned that today is St. Patrick's Day, which is to commemorate St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. I walked a section of the Freedom Road in the cold wind, measuring the city with my feet and touching the things that happened hundreds of years ago under these buildings.
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