Suggerimenti per Museo vicino a Beacon Hill, Boston

BU Today • Giugno 11, 2012One of the earliest structures on Beacon Hill. It was designed by Massachusetts State House architect Charles Bulfinch, who also designed many Beacon Hill mansions. Admission is $7.

William H. • Gennaio 19, 2014A remarkable, lesser known Boston treasure. Great stories - extraordinary historic building

Ashley H. • Giugno 27, 2015Our tour was fantastic. Our guide had a lot of very detailed historical knowledge which I thought made the tour. Well worth the money

IWalked Audio Tours • Settembre 13, 2011Otis was 3rd Boston mayor & a US Senator. Built in 1795-6. Had to be moved 40' in 1950s when Cambridge St was widened. Now museum with insight to 18th century wealthy living. More info in blog.<LINK>

Rob S. • Maggio 10, 2012Go to the 4th floor and check out the roof garden. Great views of Beacon Hill.

Kaitlin • Gennaio 19, 2016If you love books, take a free Art & Architecture tour, offered several times throughout the week. It's such a beautiful place full of history, worth taking a look!

Gavin H. • Luglio 12, 2015Excellent interactive displays. Colorful imagery in galleries. Cool life size models of famous characters. Great for kids, both young and old.

Kurtis S. • Agosto 29, 2017Come early and spend all day here. There's so much to explore

SPQR • Agosto 26, 2014Show is worth going to. Fun for all ages.

Nick F. • Marzo 25, 2012The last row of seats is the best for seeing the whole sky.

Keith B. • Febbraio 10, 2012This space is an architectural marvel. The bent steel stairs (painted bright green) are phenomenal.

Kaitlin H. • Febbraio 28, 2016Great place for Toddlers. Love the kidspace room on 2nd floor and water exhibit. Bubble exhibit is also one that you don't want miss!

Rebecca B. • Febbraio 28, 2018The tour is fun and entertaining as well as informative. The guides are great. You can learn a lot and then drop by Abigail’s tea room and taste the tea you just threw over board.

Boston.com • Maggio 7, 2012Though some events are free to members only, the Old South Meeting House also hosts free ones for nonmembers. 617-482-6439, oldsouthmeetinghouse.org

Mary S. • Agosto 8, 2014Very cool historical landmark with golden statues

Danielle M. • Gennaio 16, 2012An all time favorite of the Science Museum! You just can't skip it! :D

Brad P. • Gennaio 20, 2014The scan tags are a neat idea but the stations can be very busy.

Sean G. • Maggio 8, 2013Free museum with free monument climbing, donation based. They have a live action role play figurine setup upstairs where you can see all 3 British attack waves against the colonists

Mary 2. • Settembre 24, 2012Great place to have a Birthday Party for children plenty of room upstairs I never get tired of hosting these parties each child is unique in there own way always have a good time

Megan M. • Novembre 12, 2018If you're following the Freedom Trail I'd highly recommend stopping in the Old North Church. You can tour on your own, but joining a guided tour is definitely worth it.

Eric A. • Luglio 14, 2013Don't miss the tablet marking the spot where the British landed in 1775 at the Battle of Bunker Hill

Eric O. • Ottobre 23, 2012Be sure to check out the animals living on display on the way out.

Jeff B. • Agosto 30, 2018The nonprofit museum provides a deep dive into what life was like for affluent Back Bay residents in the 19th century and early 20th century. Open to the public year-round.

ASH • Dicembre 19, 2014Great Restaurant with a yummy Menu. Soup and Amish chicken was delicious