Fenway Park, Home of the Boston Red Sox ⚾️ | 4K Walking Tour

Come along with me for a walk around Fenway Park in Boston during game time ⚾️. Opened in 1912, Fenway is the oldest Major League Baseball stadium still in use and has been the home of the Boston Red Sox for more than 100 years. Even without going inside, the streets around the park are packed with fans, street food vendors, and team shops, it’s a whole experience by itself. The Red Sox are one of the most famous teams in baseball history. From legends like Babe Ruth and Ted Williams to the dramatic 2004 World Series win that ended the “Curse of the Bambino,” the team’s story is full of highs and lows. The energy around Fenway on game day shows just how important the Red Sox are to Boston. Baseball has been called America’s pastime for a reason. It’s been part of U.S. history for over 150 years, connecting generations of fans across the country. Fenway Park is a living piece of that history, and just walking around it gives you a sense of how deeply baseball is tied to American culture. 🎬 Chapters: 0:00 Highlights 1:49 Ipswich St 3:19 Van Ness St 9:45 Kilmarnock St 10:30 Brookline Ave 12:18 Creepy Alley 16:00 Brookline Ave 20:40 Lansdowne St My instagram:   / alexbeyondborders   Thanks for watching! Whether you like baseball or not, leave a comment below! #FenwayPark #Boston #RedSox #Baseball #MLB #Fenway #BostonRedSox #TravelVlog #GameDay #WalkingTour #Travel #AlexBeyondBorders