Fitton FieldWorcester, Massachusetts

More than 40 dining options offering everything from casual pizza to fancy sit-down dinners.

💡 Worcester's dining destination - explore before or after the game.

Historic Worcester Lunch Car Company diner cars found across the city, including the Boulevard, the Kenmore, and Miss Worcester.

💡 Classic New England diner experience unique to Worcester.

One of the oldest and largest art museums in New England, housing 35,000 works spanning 5,000 years — from ancient Egyptian artifacts to American portraits and European masters — all under one roof in a grand Beaux-Arts building.

💡 Youth 17 and under are always free; the first Saturday of each month offers free admission for all. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

One of the first municipally purchased public parks in the United States (1854), this 58-acre landscape — designed by the Olmsted Brothers firm — features stone footbridges, a pond, woodland trails, and a free 18-hole disc golf course. Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1970.

💡 The Newton Hill section (across Park Avenue) is the wilder, more wooded half and worth exploring; the 18-hole disc golf course is free to play.

A 56-foot granite Romanesque tower built in 1900 by Stephen Salisbury III to honor George Bancroft — Worcester native, historian, and the Secretary of the Navy who founded the U.S. Naval Academy — set on a hilltop in Salisbury Park with sweeping views over Worcester.

💡 The grounds and hilltop overlook are accessible daily from sunrise to sunset; the tower interior opens on Sundays in October only (run by Park Spirit of Worcester). Free parking on Bancroft Tower Road.

A 45-acre indoor-outdoor museum of science and nature — one of the oldest natural history museums in the country (est. 1825) — featuring live animals (mountain lions, bald eagles), an Alden Digital Planetarium, forest trails, and three floors of interactive exhibits.

💡 Buy tickets online in advance; the seasonal tree canopy walkway and train ride are crowd favorites. Open Tuesday–Sunday, 10 am–5 pm; closed Mondays.