Robin Williams Park Bench From "Good Will Hunting" — Attraction in Boston

**"I came to Downtown Park, Boston, with a heart full of hopes, seeking that special place where flowers would embrace me with their fragrance and the wind would caress me like a soft kiss. But what I found was an empty park, without water, without ducks, just the distant echo of what once was full of life. Even though my soul feels sadness seeing how it’s changed, I know in my heart I carry the most beautiful, the most tender memories. Because the moments of love I lived here stay with me, like a gentle melody that always accompanies my days.

Boston, I’m not leaving because I don’t love you anymore. I’m leaving because, even though it hurts, I know that love doesn’t always need to be close to be deep. I take you with me in every corner of my being, in every beat of my heart, in every thought that turns into a whisper of love. You are a part of me, like an eternal embrace that never fades.

I’m going to New York, but no matter where life takes me, you will always be my home, my place full of peace, of endless love. Because you are my first thought when I wake up, my joy at the end of the day, my reason to smile without reason. You will always be here, in the softest corner of my heart, and even though I’m far, I’ll keep carrying you with me as my sweetest love."**

💖✨🌸💫🌷🐾 #EternalLove #InfiniteTenderness #AlwaysInMyHeart...

"If I asked you about love, you’d probably quote me a sonnet, but you’ve never looked at a woman and been totally vulnerable. Known someone that could level you with her eyes. Feelin’ like God put an angel on Earth just for you, who could rescue you from the depths of hell. And you wouldn’t know what it’s like to be her angel, to have that love for her be there...

Didn't get to sit on it because there is literally always this same lady sitting on the bench feeding squirrels, but cool to see! Like everyone else has said, it's not marked, but easy to find if you pull up a Google image of Robin Williams and Matt Damon sitting on the bench.

Or just look for an old lady feeding squirrels and you'll know...