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A public private partnership with the City of Boston and The Skating Club of Boston® to operate The Boston Common Frog Pond and offer enriching programs and services to the Boston community. Follow us. Follow The Boston Common Frog Pond for all of the latest happenings! Facebook. Twitter.
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Boston Common. The Boston Common was established in 1634 and...
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A public private partnership with the City of Boston and The...
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Heading Eastbound: Take the Downtown Boston exit (right lane exit) Follow the direction above from westbound. Parking. Convenient underground parking can be found at the Boston Common Garage. The entrance is located on Charles Street.
The Frog Pond is the heart of the Common all year round. In summer, it provides an escape from the heat and a great spot for a picnic. Children from all over the city squeal and splash in the spray pool, while grownups wade in or watch from the grassy slopes.
Frog Pond. The Frog Pond on Boston Common is open year round, offering a spray pool in the summer and ice skating (for a fee) in the winter. The Skating Club of Boston manages Frog Pond and the adjacent Carousel. Weather permitting, the Carousel operates April through October and ice skating is available November to March.
The park includes ballfields, a playground for children, the Frog Pond, with ice-skating in winter, a spray pool for children in the summer, historical statues, a bandstand gazebo, and a Visitor's Center that is the point that starts you on Boston's Historic Freedom Trail! Boston Common is a must see when visiting the city.
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They’ll feel totally cool when they see the frog pond in the Common and can sit on a “duckling” soon after they enter the Garden. Have a Look. Just below is a map of where the Boston Common and Boston Public Garden sit in relation to the rest of downtown Boston.
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Aug 11, 2017 · Everyone knows about Make Way for Ducklings. And the Frog Pond. And the 54th Massachusetts memorial. Here are some features of the 74 acres that tourists and even locals might need help finding.