Though not nearly as big as the more well known parks within the city, and cleverly hidden within the financial district, Post Office Square Park is an absolutely stunning little place for a picnic, with carefully kept brick walkways [more...]

One of the most interestingly stunning views of the Boston skyline is found by walking along the Muddy River part of the Emerald Necklace that follows along Park Drive. Here you can see some of Boston’s most famous buildings, [more...]

For daters with dogs, check out the Charlesgate Dog Run near Mass. Ave. and Beacon Street, Boston, situated along the Esplanade at the edge of the Back Bay. Though the run is a bit on the smaller side, it is completely fenced in.

For daters with little kiddies, or those that just act like them, head over to the 4 acre Brookline Avenue Playground, set amid green fields near the Riverway. 575 Brookline Avenue, Brookline.

For a different kind of date in the city, bring some old bread and crackers over to the Rose Garden in the part of the Emerald Necklace that borders the Museum of Fine Arts and part of Northeastern University. There you can feed the [more...]

Part of the Emerald Necklace system of parks, which was originally designed by the same man who designed Central Park in Manhattan, the Riverway is a beautiful green area of the city found not far from the Fenway T stop off of the D [more...]

In addition to being a great place to take a stroll or go jogging, going for a bike ride along the Charles is another great way to spend time with a date who enjoys outdoor recreation

If both you and your date find yourself pondering the age old query, ‘who let the dogs out?’ then take an evening stroll through Boston Common during “off leash hours” between 5 and 7 pm. If you have a thing for pooches or even [more...]