Boston National Historical Park

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Collection of historic sites, monuments, museums, and waterfront landmarks that interpret the American Revolution and the nation's early history.

General Information

Hours:
Most park sites are open year-round, with many major visitor facilities operating approximately 10:00am to 5:00pm; hours vary by site and season and should be checked before visiting.
Fees:
Park grounds, visitor centers, and many ranger programs are free;
Some partner-operated historic sites may charge separate admission fees.
Pet Policy:
Leashed pets are allowed in most outdoor areas and along the Freedom Trail; pets are not permitted inside park buildings, museums, or aboard historic ships.
Closest cities with hotels:
Boston
Seasons:
All year; peak visiting season is May through October.
Location:
Boston National Historical Park, Boston, MA
Website:
nps.gov/bost

How to Get There

From Boston: Follow local streets toward the Freedom Trail and Charlestown Navy Yard area, then continue to the park's visitor facilities and historic sites.

Overview

Boston National Historical Park, designated in 1974, is a group of sites that tell Boston's role in the American Revolution. Seven of the eight are linked by the Freedom Trail, and five are owned and operated by others through cooperative agreements. The Park Service runs visitor centers at Faneuil Hall and the Navy Yard and offers guided Freedom Trail tours.

Sites

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