Living in the city has a lot of perks – and the parks for you and your pets is definitely one. You may not have your own backyard for Spike and Fifi to run in, but hey, at least you don’t have to worry about the upkeep right?!
Here are some dog parks in Boston where dogs (and everyone) can have fun off-leash, under certain conditions of course. Let us know if we miss one in your neighborhood!
Boston Common
115 Boylston St, Boston
Danehy Park
99 Sherman St, Cambridge
Giacobbe Dog Run
Pemberton St, Cambridge
Pacific Street Park
Pacific St, Cambridge
Peters Park:
230 Shawmut Ave, Boston
Bremen Street Dog Park
145 Bremen St, Boston
Fresh Pond Reservation
250 Fresh Pond Pkwy, Cambridge
Nunziato Field and Dog Park
7 Putnam St, Somerville
Paul Revere Park
N Washington St, Boston
Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. Park
71 Rogers St, Cambridge
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Cyclists have had a complicated relationship with riding in Boston. Fortunately, there are dedicated bike paths to enjoy a leisurely ride through town. Check out our list!
Brookline is loved by its residents for having excellent public transportation, a top-tier school system, livable neighborhoods with tree-lined streets and open green space, and its preservation of historic character.
Is it the floor-to-ceiling windows? The building materials used on the exterior? Or is it the style of the architecture it was designed in? There isn’t an exact way to quantify this but in our opinion: it is sustainability, location, transportation, and amenities.
Cyclists have had a complicated relationship with riding in Boston. Fortunately, there are dedicated bike paths to enjoy a leisurely ride through town. Check out our list!
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