April 30, 2025

Boston in Bloom: Best Parks and Gardens to Visit This Spring

When springtime arrives in Boston, the city transforms into a vibrant tapestry of color, scent, and fresh energy. From lush parks to beautifully maintained gardens, there’s no shortage of stunning outdoor spaces to explore. And when you stay at The Liberty Hotel, you’re perfectly positioned to experience Boston’s springtime beauty firsthand. Here’s your guide to the best parks and gardens to visit this season.

Boston Common: America’s First Public Park

No springtime itinerary is complete without a stroll through Boston Common. As the oldest public park in the United States, Boston Common is a true icon – and it’s just steps from The Liberty Hotel. In the spring, the sprawling green lawns come alive with blooming trees and colorful flower beds. Whether you’re picnicking, walking your dog, or simply soaking in the sunshine, Boston Common offers the perfect starting point for your outdoor adventures.

Public Garden: A Floral Wonderland

Right next to Boston Common lies the breathtaking Public Garden, Boston’s first botanical garden. Famous for its vibrant tulip displays, serene lagoon, and iconic swan boats, the Public Garden is pure magic in the spring. Meander through winding paths lined with flowering trees, or sit by the water and watch the world go by. It’s a must-visit spot for flower lovers, photography enthusiasts, and anyone looking to embrace the spirit of the season.

The Esplanade: Riverside Strolls and Blooming Beauty

For a more active spring outing, head to the Charles River Esplanade. Stretching along the river just a short walk from The Liberty Hotel, the Esplanade offers scenic walking and biking trails lined with blossoming trees. In the spring, the riverbanks burst into color, creating a picturesque backdrop for a morning jog, an afternoon bike ride, or a leisurely evening walk. Plus, the waterfront views of the city skyline are simply unbeatable.

Exclusive for Liberty Hotel Guests: Simply show your room key at Boston Community Boating to enjoy complimentary kayaking on the Charles River-no reservation required. For more details, reach out to our concierge team, who will be happy to assist.

Mount Vernon Street: Beacon Hill in Full Bloom

While technically not a park, Mount Vernon Street in Beacon Hill deserves a special mention. This historic street, just minutes from The Liberty Hotel, becomes even more enchanting in the springtime. Window boxes overflow with flowers, and ivy-covered brick buildings create a storybook setting perfect for a peaceful walk. Bring your camera – every corner here feels like it belongs in a postcard.

Rose Kennedy Greenway: An Urban Garden Oasis

Looking for a blend of city life and greenery? The Rose Kennedy Greenway offers a series of contemporary parks and gardens that weave through downtown Boston. From art installations to seasonal blooms, the Greenway is a lively, ever-changing destination. It’s ideal for a spring afternoon spent exploring, snacking at food trucks, and discovering unexpected patches of beauty in the heart of the city.

Make The Liberty Hotel Your Springtime Home Base

After a day of exploring Boston’s parks and gardens, return to The Liberty Hotel to unwind in style. With its rich history, luxurious accommodations, and unbeatable location at the foot of Beacon Hill, The Liberty is the perfect home base for your spring adventures. Plus, the hotel’s easy access to Boston’s best outdoor spaces means you can make the most of every sunny day and flower-filled stroll.

Discover the Beauty of Boston This Spring

Spring is a time of renewal – and there’s no better place to experience it than Boston in bloom. From historic parks to hidden gardens, the city offers endless opportunities to reconnect with nature, savor the season, and create unforgettable memories. Book your spring escape at The Liberty Hotel today, and step into a world where every corner is bursting with life and color.

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