Brewer Fountain is a bronze fountain in Boston Common, on the Freedom Trail. It has stood here since 1868, and its sculptures and coppery tones make a striking stop among the park’s trees. Sit nearby to listen to music, watch people pass or look toward the golden-domed State House. Food carts and restaurants in the area make it easy to bring lunch or pick up a snack. The fountain is also a useful photo stop near Beacon Hill and the Theater District.
Finding the fountain
Brewer Fountain is in Boston Common, close to the Freedom Trail. From Tremont Street, it is to the left; the tall spire of a nearby 19th-century church helps you spot the area. The fountain is near Beacon Hill, the Theater District and Suffolk University.
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Where is Brewer Fountain?
It is in Boston Common on the Freedom Trail. From Tremont Street, head left and use the tall nearby church spire as a landmark.
When was Brewer Fountain built?
The bronze fountain has been operating since 1868.
Is Brewer Fountain accessible?
The entrance is listed as wheelchair accessible.
