Boston, MA Hotels near Fenway Park

Fenway Park Top 3

• Walk the red brick exterior of Fenway Park to see the numbers that commemorate the best players to ever play for the Sox. This row of retired numbers is one of the most photographed spots in Boston, MA.
• Visit the ballpark in winter when the field is transformed into an outdoor skating rink where hearty citizens from Boston, MA can be found gliding around the ice.
• Take a tour of Fenway Park to see some of its historic monuments including “Pesky’s Pole,” the Triangle, the lone red seat and Williamsburg, which have all contributed to the park’s lore over the decades.

Getting There

The Boston, MA turnpike runs very near Fenway Park but there is no direct access, so those coming by car will have to use congested side streets. For this reason it is best to use the public transportation to get to Fenway Park, which will also allow you the chance to explore the historic neighbourhood where the park is located. There are stops for the Greater Boston’s subway at the Kenmore station as well as the Fenway station. Commuter rail trains coming from the city centre stop at Yawkey station, just a short walk from the park.