Boston Tea Party Ships replica docked at museum on the waterfront

Boston Harbor & Tea Party Ships

Boston Logan Airport, United States

HistoryFamily Friendly
Would you do this?
Duration3 hrs
EffortEasy
BudgetMid-Range
PriceUSD 35
StyleGuided Tour
Best monthsApr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct

About This Activity

At the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, actors in period costume guide you aboard two replica vessels and let you throw tea into the harbor yourself. The exhibits document the protest that catalyzed the American Revolution through artifacts and personal testimony. Admission is $35 for adults; book a timed entry online. Continue along the Harborwalk to the New England Aquarium and the Seaport District.

Seasonal note: Open year-round; best Apr-Oct

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