The best of Boston at your doorstep.
The Fenway is the type of neighborhood that defines a city. Full of energy, history and innovation, it is the home to some of Boston’s most renowned cultural institutions, recreation, shopping and dining. Harvard University and MIT are only a short hop over the Charles River, while the celebrated Longwood Medical Center is just a few blocks west.
Intimate and vibrant, The Fenway is easily explored. Visit the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston for a tour of one of the finest collection of art in the country. Take a leisurely stroll through the Emerald Necklace, the famed green space designed by the celebrated landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted over 140 years ago. Or simply catch a game at Fenway Park, the jewel of the neighborhood and one of the nation’s most beloved ballparks. Getting here is a breeze, too; a T stop is located only a block from Pierce Boston.
welcome to the neighborhood
Arts & Culture
Boston’s art scene is rooted in The Fenway.
The internationally acclaimed collections of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum are only the steps from Pierce and enough to keep the most avid museumgoer inspired for decades.
Musical standouts.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra and the New England Conservatory are also nestled within The Fenway. One of the premier symphonies in the country, the BSO hosts celebrated musicians and conductors from around the world.
Much more than a ballpark.
Home to the Boston Red Sox, Fenway Park is not only one of the nation’s most revered ballparks, it also plays host to concerts and events from world'-renowned musicians and performers.
A world class art installation Pierce Plaza.
Sited at Pierce Plaza — an urban open space in front of Pierce Boston, Plaza (Arcade) is a sculpture by renowned Brazilian-born artist Alexandre Da Cunha and is one of the first new permanent contemporary sculptures coming to a Boston neighborhood. Da Cunha’s sculpture nods to Boston’s storied history of brutalist architecture, embodied in landmarks like City Hall, designed by Paul Rudolph and completed in 1963. Plaza (Arcade) provides an outdoor expansion and extension of The Fenway’s vibrant art scene, just steps away from the Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
dining & Shopping
Whether you are out on the town in search of elevated dining for the perfect piece of contemporary art, Pierce gives you access to the best culinary and shopping experiences the city has to offer, no matter your tastes. Enjoy over 50 dining venues in less than a 0.5 mile radius.
From art galleries to jewelry and clothing boutiques, Boston’s best shopping is found on Newbury and Boylston Streets — both are only a short stroll from your front door.
James Beard Award winners, celebrity chefs, master restaurateurs ― you find them all in The Fenway. This is where By Chloe, a vegan hotspot, Eventide Fenway, led by two James Beard Award-winning chefs, Time Out Market, an editorially curated food hall premieres, adding to a lineup so strong that the neighborhood has been called a “dining destination.” Celebrity chef Tiffani Faison, who rules Boylston Street with Sweet Cheeks, Tiger Mama, and Fools Errand, solidified her Fenway presence with Orfano, one of the most anticipated Boston restaurants in 2019. And for those with a sweet tooth, Blackbird Doughnuts is sure to please.
Time Out Market
Spread across 25,200 square feet, the curated dining destination packs 15 eateries, two bars, a demo cooking area and a video-installation wall into one space that encompasses the best food, drinks and culture that Boston has to offer — across the street from Pierce Boston.
Check out Time Out Market’s dining offerings and events:
Curated Neighborhood Programming
Boston’s most vibrant neighborhood, The Fenway offers curated events and programming throughout the year including Outdoor Movie Nights, Complimentary Fitness Series, Culinary Events and much more. Best of all? It’s all outside your front door.
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The emerald necklace
Step outside Pierce and find yourself along a meandering length of parks and waterways linking Boston and Brookline. The Emerald Necklace is the perfect place to run, walk, bike or just relax throughout the seasons.
The chain of interconnected parks sweeps right by the Pierce Boston doorstep with its miles and miles of walking and bike paths. Explore the Riverway, a 34-acre park designed a century ago by Frederick Law Olmsted. Or head to the nearby Kelleher Rose Garden for a dazzling display of more than 1,500 roses along garden paths and trellises.
The Green at 401 Park
Consider the 1.1 acre 401 Park across the street or the Emerald Necklace the lush backyard of Pierce Boston.
universities & longwood medical area
Some of the world’s preeminent institutions of higher learning are only moments away from Pierce. Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University, including Harvard Business School, line the banks of the Charles River. Pierce is also close to Boston University, Northeastern University, and the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, all leaders in their respective fields.
Pierce is just steps from Longwood Medical Area. Home to the internationally acclaimed Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston Children’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School, Longwood is an intellectual, research and healthcare epicenter like none other in New England.