Boston 250 Pass: One Ticket to Five Historic Museums Boston 250 Pass: One Ticket to Five Historic Museums Boston 250 Pass: One Ticket to Five Historic Museums Boston 250 Pass: One Ticket to Five Historic Museums Boston 250 Pass: One Ticket to Five Historic Museums Boston 250 Pass: One Ticket to Five Historic Museums Boston 250 Pass: One Ticket to Five Historic Museums Boston 250 Pass: One Ticket to Five Historic Museums Boston 250 Pass: One Ticket to Five Historic Museums Boston 250 Pass: One Ticket to Five Historic Museums

Boston 250 Pass: One Ticket to Five Historic Museums

4.9/5 (32 reviews) Boston from Hub Town Tours
  • Duration168 hours
  • Max Travelers9 people
  • Free CancellationUp to 24 hrs
  • CategoryAttractions & Museums, Excellent Quality

Overview

As the United States marks 250 years since the Declaration of Independence in 1776, five Boston landmarks have joined to create the BOSTON 250 PASS, providing access to five iconic museums and historic churches on a single ticket!

This special offer grants discounted adult admission (ages 18+) to five must-see historic sites: Paul Revere House (1680), home of the famed silversmith; Old State House (1713), colonial capital of Massachusetts Bay; Old North Church (1723), Boston’s oldest surviving church building; Old South Meeting House (1729), origin site of the Boston Tea Party; and
King’s Chapel (1754), home of Boston’s first Anglican congregation.

Museums are independently operated; visitor hours vary, so please confirm in advance! Pass valid for one week (7 days) following date selected. DO NOT PURCHASE if listed (discounts available): Children (0-17); U.S. Military; Groups of 10+ (reservation req’d); MA Teachers; MBTA Employees; WGBH, NEMA, AAM, ICOM Members; WIC & EBT Cardholders

What's included

  • 10% discounted admission

  • Self-guided museum entry

  • Five Boston historic sites

What's Not included

  • 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

Good to know

  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

  • Service animals allowed

  • Public transportation options are available nearby

  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

100% Refund 24 hours or more before the start time
0% Refund Less than 24 hours before the start time

Reviews

4.9/5 32 reviews

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