A guide to baseball in Boston — see the Red Sox at Fenway Park, the oldest ballpark in the majors, right on the MBTA Green Line. Plan your Boston baseball trip with Chasing Stadiums.
The Red Sox play at Fenway Park in the Fenway–Kenmore neighborhood, reachable on the MBTA Green Line to Kenmore or Fenway. The Green Monster in left field is the park's signature, and Jersey Street becomes a pregame street fair.
The MBTA Green Line drops you a short walk from the park, and commuter rail stops at Lansdowne on game days — transit is faster than driving on a game night.
See a game at Fenway — ideally against the rival Yankees — and track your visit with Chasing Stadiums. Boston pairs naturally with New York and the rest of the Northeast corridor.
The Boston Red Sox, who play at Fenway Park — the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball (1912), home of the Green Monster.
Take the MBTA Green Line to the Kenmore or Fenway stop, both a short walk from the park; commuter rail also stops at Lansdowne on game days.
Red Sox vs. Yankees — seeing a game at both Fenway Park and Yankee Stadium is a classic Northeast baseball trip.