Suggestions for Bridge near Beacon Hill, Boston

Kelly A. • July 29, 2015View is pretty nice! Relax and take in the vibe of beantown!

Eric O. • May 9, 2013This is a great place for a group picture. Just don't block the bridge; it's fairly narrow and can get crowded on pleasant days.

Martin P. • May 6, 2013Watch your step. In spots the ground is uneven, and sometimes you have to dodge runners.

Eng Khalid S. • August 31, 2020Live place

Abigail H. • May 5, 2021Gorgeous bridge sight seeing

Hard R. • September 18, 2014Awesome park. Great place to people watch.

William H. • January 19, 2014A remarkable, lesser known Boston treasure. Great stories - extraordinary historic building

Al S. • December 12, 2017Some of the most beautiful and picturesque scenery in all of Boston, especially in winter and spring. Check out the Ducklings, the Japanese Lantern, the main bridge and the Good Will Hunting bench.

Spencer P. • July 31, 2013Great for a scenic walk or jog, beautiful view of Boston!

Michelin Travel & Lifestyle • November 8, 2011Free two-hour tours (June-August) are offered by the National Park Service and begin at the corner of Beacon and Park streets. -- Green Guide Editor

Brittney D. • September 24, 2011Sit on the benches they offer shade in the summer humidity

Eric O. • October 31, 2012The entire Charles River has been squished under this short bridge. Humans 1, Nature 0.

Naomi G. • November 1, 2013Fun place to go on Halloween. ^_^

IWalked Audio Tours • September 7, 2011Relive a bit of movie history via famous scene in Good Will Hunting. Bench is located by walking path along lagoon (away from foot bridge). It is the 3rd backless bench on left. More info via our blog

Suneil M. • August 25, 2013Amazing bridge. Literally amazing.

Stephanie • May 23, 2010Fun, short boat ride. A sure fire hit with the kiddies. Reasonably priced.

Kiki.kik • August 28, 2016You can drink Sam Adam and watch his tomb from the bar across the street. Def a unique experience

Anonymous, s. • June 14, 2021The entire Beacon Hill park is stunning, generally nice to hang out during nice weather, and connects to so many other points of interest including Charles Street and the Esplanade.

Chris R. • June 25, 2014Make sure to arrive early so you don't end up walking the first 1/2 mile.

jin s. • March 29, 2012despite the little kids whizzing by you on tiny skates, this is still one of my favorite places for a low-key date. warm up afterwards with some healthy burgers from nearby u-food grill :)

Matt • June 17, 2023The pedestrian crossing was easy and I never felt unsafe walking across the bridge

Johny B. • May 11, 2010This bridge has it's own weather system and all extremes are found here. Hold onto your hat!

InterContinental Hotels & Resorts • March 25, 2013Charles Street is part of what is locally known as Antiques Row, a collection of quaint boutiques and antiques shops. Willow Street and Acorn Street are among our favorite streets in America.

Eric A. • March 24, 2013Originally called the Strauss Bascule Bridge, it was built by Coleman Brothers, Inc in 1931

Eric O. • January 11, 2013Due to shadows, the walkway on this bridge can be precariously icy after winter storms. Use caution.