Visa tillgängliga rum för Combo Pass Boston's Old State House & Old South Meeting House
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Old State House : I centrum för den kungliga regeringen i Massachusetts Bay-kolonin var Old State House fokus för många av revolutionens mest dramatiska händelser, inklusive Bostonmassakern 1770. Idag kan du utforska utställningar, historiska rum och revolutionära skatter, inklusive John Hancocks vapensköld och ammunition från revolutionskrig. Old South Meeting House : Den största byggnaden i koloniala Boston, tusentals samlades här 1773 för att debattera den kontroversiella teskatten, vilket ledde till att Samuel Adams gav signalen som startade Boston Tea Party. FRÅN OCH MED 2 JULI - Ruckus! : Upplev en djärv ny uppslukande show som släpper dig in i debatterna och trotset som en gång fyllde detta ikoniska utrymme. Detta spektakel av ljus, ljud och projicerad animation är det perfekta sättet att börja din resa i Boston, introducera dig till människorna, platserna och ögonblicken i Amerikas grundande historia. Njut av alla tre upplevelser med en bekväm biljett från och med 2 juli!
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Saker att göra i närheten av Old State House Historic Freedom Trail Site & Museum Old State House byggdes 1713 och var centrum för den kungliga regeringen i Massachusetts Bay-kolonin och fokus för många av revolutionens mest dramatiska händelser, inklusive Bostonmassakern. Idag erbjuder denna historiska plats och museum – som ligger bara två kvarter från Old South Meeting House i hjärtat av centrala Boston – tankeväckande utställningar, fängslande rundvandringar, spännande utbildningsutbud och engagerande offentliga program. År 2026, utforska Road to Revolution : Massachusetts och självständighetsrörelsen, en ny utställning curated med Massachusetts Historical Society. Denna utställning firar 250-årsdagen av den amerikanska revolutionen genom att erbjuda unika och personliga perspektiv på händelser som leder till självständighetsförklaringen.
Saker att göra i närheten av Old South Meeting House Historic Freedom Trail Site & Museum Old South Meeting House byggdes 1729 och var den största byggnaden i koloniala Boston och platsen för de mest rörande massmöten som ledde till Boston Tea Party och den amerikanska revolutionen. Idag erbjuder denna historiska plats och museum – som ligger bara två kvarter från Old State House i hjärtat av centrala Boston – tankeväckande utställningar, fängslande rundvandringar, spännande utbildningsutbud och engagerande offentliga program. I juli 2026 kommer Ruckus!, en djärv ny uppslukande show om Bostons roll i den amerikanska revolutionen, att ha premiär på Old South Meeting House.
FRÅN OCH MED 2 JULI: Ruckus! Kliv in i Bostons historiska Old South Meeting House och upplev Ruckus! som utlöste den amerikanska revolutionen. Denna 24 minuter långa uppslukande show släpper dig rakt in i hjärtat av debatten och trotset som en gång fyllde detta ikoniska utrymme, där vanliga människor sätter extraordinär förändring i rörelse. Från golvbrädorna till balkongerna, kommer du att omges av dynamiskt ljud, belysning och projicerade animationer av brinnande revolutionärer, beslutsamma medborgare och några osannolika bråkmakare vars mod skakade dessa väggar. För besökare, lokalbefolkning och äventyrare i alla åldrar, Ruckus! är ett kraftfullt sätt att börja utforska Bostons centrala roll i att forma vår nation - en snabb och oförglömlig påminnelse om att en liten Ruckus! kan förändra allt. Vänligen anländ till Old South Meeting House 15 - 20 minuter före din valda showtime. Sent inträde tillåts endast upp till 5 minuter efter föreställningens starttid. Besök RevolutionarySpaces.org för mer information.
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This tour was so fascinating and finding out how exactly the uk was involved with Boston. Superb buildings and love how they were saved too by the people. They stand out amongst the tall modern buildings but in an absolutely beautiful way. Anyone visiting here should definitely go into these places
Thank you so much for visiting our historic sites and museums! We're glad to hear that you learned more about the history that happened here at the Old State House and Old South Meeting House. We greatly appreciate your positive review!
Fabulous. I especially appreciated the wonderful video of indigenous folks talking about what happened at this space; it was beautiful, and please don’t miss it as part of your experience. The building itself is also historic and lovely, as we know. It’s one of the buildings that was at the cornerstone (no pun unintended, on stones and buildings) of our budding democracy. The internal staircase is beautiful. And the exhibits are thoughtful. I also really love the interactive conversation about busing in schools. The exhibit asked visitors to join in a conversation concerning public education today. Similar to their sister exhibit, at the Old South Meeting house, guests were invited to pen post-it notes and reflections. (See photos). Some are funny, such as “more recess” and “pay kids to go to school” but many are quite meaningful and bring up larger thoughtful ideas, such as “pay teachers more” and “don’t ban books”. I love this interactive sort of exhibit. The only thing I found was a little odd were some of the ‘squeeze and smell’ exhibits. Squeeze to smell the House of Representatives? No thank you. :) It was just a little funny. I don’t think they meant it to be humorous. And I know they were talking about how it would’ve smelled back then, but it’s a little odd!
Thank you for this wonderful review—we’re so glad the exhibits, interactive conversations, and Indigenous voices resonated with you. Creating space for reflection and dialogue about our shared past and present is at the heart of our mission. We appreciate your thoughtful feedback and hope to welcome you back again soon.
I had SUCH a blast talking to the staff about the Liberty Tree and other important American history that my education has neglected to inform me of until now. I could have talked to the staff member about it FOREVER, what inspiring stories of the many who were not being considered by the few powerful, rich decision makers. The video they played upstairs highlighting the indigenous families who returned to see where their ancestors where stripped of their humanity in a single decision was very powerful and changed the whole experience (in a very important and necessary way). I appreciate that they had that video, and the four exhibits in the central room (on women, Native Americans, working class, and black people at that time) more than I can express.
Thank you so much for the incredible review! We're so happy to hear that your visit was both moving and informative and that our staff were able to provide deeper insights into our nation's past.
While these are not guided tours, there is so much history and the museums are easy to navigate and learn about their historical significance. We did have a guided tour before we came back to visit of the Boston history and that helped us put into context what we saw in these 2 buildings.
Thank you so much for your review and for visiting our historic sites! We're glad you could appreciate their significant role in our nation's history and we hope you visit again in the future to see our new exhibits!
Loved this museum. We were lucky enough to have Monica lead our tour, about the Boston massacre. She was phenomenal, despite our group having only five people, she spent a full 90 minutes with us, giving us a fascinating overview of the events leading up to this historical moment and the intrigue and ambiguity surrounding it. She made sure our group was comfortable, found lots of places to sit as she was describing things and kept our interest piqued the whole time. I cannot recommend her tour highly enough. It was included in the cost of seeing the museum.
Thank you so much for the wonderful review! We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed our Massacre & Memory tour. We're so lucky to have Visitor Experience Staff like Monica who truly bring history to life!
The information was great… and Megan brought history to life with her insights. We had the opportunity to dialogue with her and get into the finer details of the Writs of Assistance, the framing of the Constitution and the vantage points of the writers and the populace. An incredible experience! $15 covered both the Old State House and Old South Meeting House. We visited these for about 90 minutes.
Thank you for your wonderful review! We’re so glad Megan’s insights brought history to life and that you enjoyed such an engaging deep dive into America’s story. We hope to welcome you back soon for more revolutionary experiences!
Our trip to the State House ( we didn't make it to the Meeting House) was very interesting. It provided us with more information about the Revolution than we ever got in textbooks. The way everything was presented gave us a well chronicled history of the events leading up to the Revolution and beyond. The house itself was very impressive. To think, we were standing in the actual State House that stood tall while all that history surrounded it, was pretty amazing. We were glad to have had this opportunity to see it. It was well worth the trip!
Thank you so much for visiting the Old State House and for the wonderful review. We're thrilled to hear that you found your experience to be both informative and moving. We hope you'll be back in the future to explore our other site, Old South Meeting House. We have big plans in store next year!
This is a self guided tour through the old State House and the Meeting House. The State House has many artifacts from the events leading to the Revolutionary War. The Meeting House provides a look at a large church with parishioner boxes. It is so large, that it served as a meeting location for discussion leading to acts of defiance such as the Boston Tea Party. This is a good history tour.
Thank you so much for stopping by our two historic sites. We're so glad you enjoyed your visit to these iconic buildings and learning more about the history within!
My family and I did the freedom trail. We stopped at Boston’s old state house and old south meeting house. The staff was super friendly. It’s very well kept. Packed full of historical facts. Would definitely recommend stopping here.
Thank you so much for visiting our historic sites and museums! We're thrilled to hear that our staff was so helpful and that you found our exhibits to be engaging and informative.
We had a great tour with Madison who was really knowledgeable and charming bringing history into current context. Beautiful buildings with interesting exhibits
Thank you so much for visiting our historic sites and museums. We're so happy to hear that you enjoyed exploring our exhibits and that our staff was so helpful!
