Having lived in Boston for 13+ years, it was incredible to experience sites I've never been in before. I learned so much and even things that were "refreshers" were good reminders of how the past has shaped where we are today and how we cannot be complacent when it comes to our liberties and freedom!
About Activity
What's Included
Includes
- 10% discounted admission
- Self-guided museum entry
- Five Boston historic sites
Excludes
- Museum donation (optional)
- Tour guide (self-guided visit)
- Charlestown neighborhood
Itinerary
Oldest surviving structure in Downtown Boston (1680) and home of renowned silversmith and political activist
Boston's oldest public building (1713), witness to Boston Massacre in 1770 and first reading of the Declaration of Independence in Boston
Boston's oldest surviving church building (1723), which famously held aloft signal lanterns of Midnight Ride in 1775
Largest indoor meeting space (1729) in Colonial Boston and origin site of the milestone Boston Tea Party in 1773
Home of first Anglican congregation in Boston (1686) and oldest pulpit (1754) in continuous use in the United States
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Reviews
This was a great deal! Keep in mind the hours for everything if you're purchasing it on a whim and won't be in town long. There's a lot more to the sites than some people have implied in the reviews. The State House was awesome!
Great time saver and super convenient!
This was an excellent way to bypass all the extra lines and wait times and just enjoy the amazing history of Boston. Would definitely go this route again. You save time and money, what more could one ask for?
Worth it if you can hit the different locations. Easy access as long as its not a holiday or heavy weekend.
We went to 4 of the museums. The ticket was very convenient and was worth the price.
Great experience at our own pace.
It was great to have the freedom to visit key sites on days that worked for us. Each historical site wove experiences together providing a full story of the beginnings of our nation.
This was my favorite walking tour. Cal was so experienced and knowledgable. She did not read off the script. She was personable and responsive to every question. I really enjoyed this informative tour and learned a lot more about American Revolution in Boston as well as enjoyed amazing delicious Italian food in Little Italy. Will sign up more tours with this tour company.
This pass was excellent if you're going to see the sites on the Freedom Trail! The price was great, and it got us into a spot or two we may not have known to stop at before. It would be nice for the website or the confirmation email to have a list of the sites that are included that's a bit easier to find, but overall a really great experience.
Easy to use. Just show code on phone and go.
It was so easy to use my phone and show the pass. I didn't have to get in my wallet and swipe a card.
Excellent experience. We loved walkable Boston!
This is a great way to see the historical sites! Great value.
It was convenient to have admission to the sites combined. We were not able to use King’s church because it was closed despite it being during business hours according to the signs. We loved the presentation in Old south meeting hall. We really liked The Paul Revere house and Old North Church and crypt. It added a lot to the Freedom Trail to be able to go into these places. I would have been less likely to pay for each site individually.
Easy to use, and saving a bit of moolah is always a bonus. We stopped at all the locations for a more in-depth experience, and having the fees already paid just made that process easier.
Museums all are on the Freedom Trail that we would have paid to see individually. Many audio tours free once inside just use QR code staff inside each exhibit more than happy to tell you the rich history that surrounded us. Self paced and comfortable viewing the exhibits.
Give yourself at least 2 days to do the Freedom Trail tours and Musuems otherwise you get history overload. Ruckus at South Meeting House is great to view for all ages. Please ask guide questions we got great history information and easy cheap parking for a family member. 250 Pass worth the money along the trail. Lots of walking. We skipped the 2 mile to Bunker Hill Monument.
Old North Church and South Meeting House were excellent visits. The Ruckus show was refreshingly honest in an era of whitewashing history.
It was ok. Couldn’t find one of the venues.
This was a great idea however do to my personal time constraints I only used at one museum. So they got a better deal from me and my family. I would purchase again!
Great pass, however most of these places are free.
Great, great, great value! And, the museums were all spectacular. Check the open/closing days/times —bunker hill and its museum were closed Monday/Tuesday. We didn’t get to see those and were not told when we bought the passes. However, STILL a great value!
Even with the rain, heavy at times, was great@
A great value for places you’re going to stop at along the freedom trail… quick, easy stops as well. A no-brainer, really. We had already paid for one site before we found out about this and it was still savings. Great must-see stops along the freedom trail all fairly close to each other. Can do it all in one day, even though split between 2 days.
Nice to have tickets to all 5 spots! We loved visiting all the historical spots. Don’t miss Paul Revere’s House
Booked via Groupon. It wasn't really busy which give us enough time to walk and look around.
This was a great experience. We had never visited inside these historic sites and were so happy to have the opportunity to do so on the 250th celebration. Each historic place was worth visiting and the price of this ticket was well worth it. I would highly recommend.
The places are not nearly as close to each other as you claim. You give the impression this is a group tour. The 2 state houses are basically nothing.
Really enjoyed all 5 museums. The Freedom Trail wouldn’t be complete without visits to these museums.
An excellent all around one and done ticket with recommendations for the itinerary. It was easy to be the guide showing the key historical points along the freedom trail to friends new to the historical significance of Boston's past over the day. Pricing is great but simplicity was the best part of the Boston 250 pass.
The 250 Pass was a great way to see the 5 historical sites. Simple to use, just show your pass at each site to get in. We liked the added feature that allowed us to use it when our schedule allowed (within the 7 days). We had a very rainy afternoon so decided to get out of the rain and came back the next day to finish the 2 sites we had missed the next day. Great flexibility!
Excellent in every way, without a hitch
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