Fenway Victory Gardens
Wheelchair accessible
One of the last remaining World War II Victory Gardens in the U.S. is quietly growing across from Fenway Park.

📜 Historic World War II Victory Gardens, founded in 1942.
🔍 Spans 7.5 acres with over 500 individual gardens in Boston's Emerald Necklace.

Why Go

🇺🇸 Experience a living piece of American history
🌺 Explore diverse flower, vegetable, and herb gardens
🧺 Enjoy community spaces, picnics, and wildlife spotting
🦎 Spot rare Italian Wall Lizards during warmer months

Tips

☀️ Visit in warmer months for best chance to see Italian Wall Lizards.
♿ For accessible public transport, use Kenmore Square T Station.
🅿️ Limited on-street metered parking; consider public transport or Blue Bikes.

Cost

💰 Free admission.

Hours

🕒 Open daily from dawn to dusk.

Public Spaces

🌿 Herb, Medicinal, and Pollinator Gardens are open to the public during gardening season.
🔒 Public spaces are locked overnight and in winter.

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