Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

Explore the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum on this experience that takes you through immaculately restored Boston Museum exhibits and tea ships.

Take the journey back in time as the historical interpreters adorning costumes from the 1700s talk about the people, events, and the consequences.

One of the original tea chests dumped in the Boston harbor, the Robinson Tea Chest is displayed in this floating museum.

You can also participate and dump fated tea overboard like the Sons of Liberty and enjoy freshly baked food at Abigail's Tea Room for a unique experience.

Fun fact: It is said that only 22% of tea leaves overboard were of green tea varieties and about 342 chests consisted of hemp, a crucial commodity in 18th-century America.

Dive into history at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, where meticulously restored exhibits and tea ships bring the past to life.

Experience a step back in time with costumed interpreters who share stories of key figures, events, and their impacts from the 1700s.

Discover Boston with ease using this 1-day hop-on hop-off pass, giving you access to over 18 stops for a full day of exploration.

Visit popular spots like Beacon Hill, Christian Science Plaza, Prudential Center, and even the Boston Tea Party Museum on your route!

Fun fact: The Old Town Trolley uses trolleys that are replicas of the original vehicles used in the early 20th century.

Soar high above Boston with stunning 360-degree views from one of New England’s tallest buildings!

Discover Boston’s landmarks with a 3D city model and enjoy a street-level view in the Open Doors 270° theater.

Step back in time at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, exploring expertly restored ships and exhibits from the Revolution.

Experience the past with historical interpreters in 18th-century costumes, sharing stories of key figures and events.

Fun fact: The Cloud Terrace is Boston’s highest open-air observation deck, offering unmatched cityscape views.