Fenway Park

The year 2004 was a great one for the Boston Red Sox. Even non-fans learned a little something about them that year when they finally broke a legendary curse and won the World Series. But this park, its players, and its loyal fans have been making history a lot longer than that. This tour lets you experience every bit of that history, from the famous scoreboard to Babe Ruth’s Red Sox career and Carlton Fisk’s dramatic 1975 homerun. It’s all part of the exciting Fenway tour.

Adams National Historical Park Beacon Hill and Newbury Street Black Heritage Trail Boston Back Bay Tour Boston Common Boston Duck Tour Boston Harbor Cruise Boston Massacre Site Boston Public Library Buckman Tavern Tour Bunker Hill Monument Burying Point Buttonwood Park Zoo Castle Island Colonial Lantern Tours of Plymouth Concord Museum Copley Square Cry Innocent Dead of Night Ghost Tours Faneuil Hall and Marketplace Fenway Park Franklin Park Zoo Freedom Trail Ghosts and Gravestones Trolley of the Doomed Harriet Tubman House Harvard Museum of Natural History Harvard Square Harvard University Institute of Contemporary Art JFK Library and Museum Lexington and Concord Battlefield Liberty Ride Lobstering and Lighthouse Cruise Lowell National Historical Park Mapparium in the Mary Baker Eddy Library Mayflower II MIT Museum Minuteman National Historical PArk Museum of Fine Arts Museum of Science and Omni Theater National Heritage Museum New Bedford Whaling Museum New England Aquarium Old Granary Burying Ground Old North Church Old South Meeting House Old Sturbridge Village Paul Revere House Paul Revere Tonight Peabody Essex Museum Pilgrim Hall Museum Pioneer Village Plimoth Plantation Prudential Center Sail on a schooner Salem Maritime National Historic Site Salem Wax Museum Salem Witch Museum Swan Boats USS Constitution Whale Watch Cruise