Do not miss this: The official Fenway Park tour shares legendary stories, shows you the signatures defacing the Pesky Pole in right field, and offers you a chance to sit atop the "Green Monster" wall.
Life as an Immigrant in the U.S.: Watching a baseball game at Fenway Park in Boston is a sacred experience. The seats here are so close to the field that spectators can hear the sound of the bat hitting the ball. This 102-year-old ballpark has maintained many traditions: the scoreboard is still operated by hand; the 37-foot-tall left-field wall, known as the "Green Monster," has plagued pitchers for seventy years; and lining up for a Fenway Frank hot dog has become as much a part of tradition as booing the Yankees or marking the foul pole in right field with a Sharpie. You will stand up in the seventh inning to sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" with the crowd, and join in singing Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" in the eighth inning.
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