The Fenway Victory Gardens are located on 7 acres of the Fens, one of six Boston Parklands that were designed as the historic “Emerald Necklace” by Frederick Law Olmsted in the 1800s. Today, the famous Prudential building towers over the garden's more than 500 plots, each approximately 15’ by 25’. To get a sense of the layout of the gardens, click on the following link for a Map of the Gardens (NOTE: You must have Adobe Acrobat installed on your computer to access this link.)

You will find the main entrance to the gardens on the corner of Boylston Street and Park Drive. The entryway is marked by the American Flag and a memorial garden planted in honor of Richard D. Parker, for whom the gardens are named.

On your stroll, you will begin with the Boylston Section, and work your way around to the Park Section. Simply click on the links below to open a map of each section. Then, click on a plot to take a peak at a photo the gardener has provided of his or her garden. (If it is difficult for you to see the number on the map, you can click on the icon of the magnifying glass in the main menu.)

SECTION MAPS
Boylston Section
Center North Section
Center South Section
Park Section

THE GARDEN GALLERY
The following photos were taken by gardeners and garden admirers. We hope it helps you get a feel for our beautiful sanctuary here in the Fenway Victory Gardens.