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Great way to relax. Doesn’t matter of the weather. Also a good to sightseeing Boston from the waterfront

A wonderful view of the beloved Boston

You can still see this reservoir's masterfully crafted waterworks, which date all the way back to the 1860s, and a couple of aqueducts as you zip past on the 1.5-mile paved loop that circles the water. This is also a nice spot for birding, and for swimming in the summer or ice skating in the winter.

This is one of four restored docks around the city. You can often find people sunbathing or soaking in the views of the Charles River from the dock.

Harvard Bridge goes by a few names; MIT Bridge, the Massachusetts Avenue Bridge, or the "Mass. Ave." Bridge. It's the longest bridge over the Charles River at 2,164.8 feet and provides some great panoramic views of Boston and Cambridge.

The John W. Weeks Memorial Bridge, commonly known as the Weeks Footbridge, is a pedestrian bridge over the Charles River in Boston, Massachusetts. Completed in June 1927, it connects Harvard University's main campus in Cambridge with the Harvard Business School and athletic facilities in the Allston neighborhood. The Weeks Footbridge is a popular spot for viewing the annual Head of the Charles Regatta, offering spectators a vantage point to watch rowing competitions navigate a challenging bend in the river.

An awesome place in the city, very old and with an amazing history documented on some charts

The "Heart" of Boston, is gladly used by the people of Boston for sports, relaxing, and lazy days. You can see the students from MIT and Harvard during their rowing training, the women with the chields playing or guys lying or sitting on the lawn. You can go for an ice or a coke during your stroll, sit on a bench, and let your soul dangle. Enjoy !