Boston’s Public Garden is the formal and prepped youthful cousin to the more tumultuous and casual Boston Common. The first public botanical garden in America, its structure, plantings, and sculpture inspire its Victorian legacy. This green and blooming desert spring in the core of an extraordinary city has become a Boston symbol. No visit would be finished without a walk around the Garden and a journey on one of its Swan Boats. The Garden is genuinely a people's park and a public pride. It isn't simply available to everybody, except residents have consistently assumed a phenomenal job in securing and protecting it.