Fenway Park

baseball · Boston · historic

Oldest active ballpark. Fenway Park opened in 1912 and is still the home of the Boston Red Sox today, making it the oldest baseball stadium that's still being used in Major League Baseball.

The Green Monster. Left field has a famous tall green wall called the Green Monster that makes hitting home runs tricky and creates unusual plays that happen nowhere else.

Quirky and tight. Because Fenway sits in a crowded neighborhood with old buildings all around it, the stadium has weird features like Pesky's Pole and the Triangle that make the game feel different than other baseball parks.

Smaller than most. Fenway is one of the smallest baseball stadiums in the major leagues by how many people it can hold, which makes it cozy and loud when it's full.