Mary Soo Hoo Park in Boston, United States - reviews,open hours,photo spots,things to do

United States Massachusetts BostonMary Soo Hoo Park

Mary Soo Hoo Park

Hudson St &, Beach St, Boston, MA 02111

4.7(10)

Open 24 hours

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Kristy JohnsonKristy Johnson

Lovely little park near the China gate. The Tiananmen Square memorial is INSIDE the park, and part of this gorgeous greenway with flowers and a mini waterfall and a playground and picnic area. Many shops here are cash only. A kind gentleman saw me trying to buy mochi with a credit card, and bought it for me. Very kind. I also saw a group of older Asian men and women gathering brooms and dish pans and picking up trash. One of them said “Let’s go!” As he handed the brooms out with a smile. Love the community feel here. The park is a work of art, and there are words written in multiple languages, including braille, on the playground steps. There’s a slide too but kids were on it and I didn’t want to take pictures of peoples kids.

Ayon IbrahimAyon Ibrahim

Nice area to just chill and maybe enjoy some dumplings you got from a nearby restaurant

Melvin MedinaMelvin Medina

Good food, great staff, really nice and relaxing environment.

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Reviews of Mary Soo Hoo Park

4.7

(10)

5.0

Lovely little park near the China gate. The Tiananmen Square memorial is INSIDE the park, and part of this gorgeous greenway with flowers and a mini waterfall and a playground and picnic area.

Many shops here are cash only. A kind gentleman saw me trying to buy mochi with a credit card, and bought it for me.

Very kind.

I also saw a group of older Asian men and women gathering brooms and dish pans and picking up trash. One of them said “Let’s go!” As he handed the brooms out with a smile.

Love the community feel here.

The park is a work of art, and there are words written in multiple languages, including braille, on the playground steps.

There’s a slide too but kids were on it and I didn’t want to take pictures of...