The best things to do in Fall River

13 things to do we’ve checked and stand behind — with the story on each one. Not a ranking; a record.

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Franklin Park Zoo

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This park, part of the Emerald Necklace of green spaces, includes a zoo, golf course & arboretum.

1 Franklin Park Rd (Boston)

“This park, part of the Emerald Necklace of green spaces, includes a zoo, golf course & arboretum.”

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View Boston

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Skyscraper observation deck on floors 50-52 of the Prudential Center, featuring panoramic city views.

800 Boylston St Fl 52 (Boston)

“Skyscraper observation deck on floors 50-52 of the Prudential Center, featuring panoramic city views.”

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Roadrunner

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Clean, spacious venue with a tiered balcony for concerts and events, featuring multiple bars.

89 Guest St (Boston)

“Clean, spacious venue with a tiered balcony for concerts and events, featuring multiple bars.”

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Fenway Park

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Historic, small-capacity ballpark, home of the Red Sox & occasional big-name concert venue.

4 Jersey St (Boston)

“Historic, small-capacity ballpark, home of the Red Sox & occasional big-name concert venue.”

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WNDR Museum

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WNDR Museum turns Downtown Crossing into your creative playground, with 20 immersive, interactive installations that beg you to poke,…

500 Washington St (Boston)

“WNDR Museum turns Downtown Crossing into your creative playground, with 20 immersive, interactive installations that beg you to poke, stomp, and selfie. Bring the kids or your inner child, then decompress in the WNDR Lounge with light bites, drinks, and local craft beers, and consider your week officially leveled up.”

From the Boston newsletter, August 4, 2026

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