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One of the most historically important places in the USA. This is where the first battle of the Revolutionary War took place.

Great views! Fun trails.

The smallest of the ponds here, but no less beautiful. The dense vegetation makes you forget you're actually in the middle of a big city.

Jamaica Pond's little brother. Smaller, but much more natural, nestled in the middle of the forest, framed by beautiful bike paths. It's a pleasure to cycle here...

Pearce Lake Beach is a sandy swimming beach with roped-off swim zones. The Department of Conservation and Recreation tests the water weekly, and a lifeguard is on duty in the summer to keep watch.

Middle Reservoir Dike is an embankment dam located that was constructed to impound water in the city’s Middle Reservoir and help supply Greater Boston's water system. There is a trail that takes you over the top of the dike and through the center of Middle Reservoir and South Reservoir.

The Lexington Battle Green, also known as Lexington Common, is a historic site in Lexington, Massachusetts. On April 19, 1775, this green was the site of the first armed conflict between colonial militiamen and British soldiers, marking the start of the Revolutionary War. Known as the "shot heard 'round the world," this skirmish began the colonies' fight for independence from England. The Battle Green is now a National Historic Landmark and features key monuments, including the iconic Minuteman Statue, the Revolutionary War Monument, and the nearby Belfry, a reproduction of the structure that summoned the militia.

It was once a very famous and beloved amusement park. It was known as a “Newton's Coney Island”. You can still visit the site, enjoy walks along the Charles River, and reflect on its lively past.