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Fenway Park
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Built in 1912, the home field of the Boston Red Sox is the oldest surviving park in major league baseball, and aficionados insist that it’s also the finest. An odd-shaped parcel of land gives the intimate park quirky features, such as the high, green-painted wall in left field, affectionately known as “the Green Monster.” Although previous owners threatened to abandon Fenway, the current ones hope to enlarge the park to accommodate the many loyal Sox fans. Behind-the-scenes tours of the park include areas normally closed to the public, like the dugouts and private boxes.
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4 Yawkey Way
617 267 8661 for tickets, 617 236 6666 for tours Tours during season (Apr–Sep): game days 9am, 10am, 11am, noon; 1pm; non-game days additional tour at 2pm Adm
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Take the stadium tour here. Even if you aren't a baseball enthusiast, you will still enjoy it! Lots of interesting info and history given by a great tour guide, plus you can't help but be excited about being inside Fenway and getting access to some of the areas normally closed to the public.
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