Weeping willows, shady elms, and ribbons of white, red, and violet tulips in Boston's Public Garden set the scene for spring and summer weddings, but fall is just as exquisite—the walkways and trees shimmering with golden leaves. Built in 1837, the 24-acre park was America's first botanical garden. More than 80 species of plants and flowers bloom in vibrant rows, circling the paths and pond and climbing straight to the statue of Horace Gray, "father" of the park.

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