Boston Old State House & Old South Meeting House Combo Ticket

Unlock Boston's Revolutionary Past
With One Ticket

Discover two museums that were at the heart of Boston's revolution just before the War of Independence with one convenient combo ticket. Explore the events of revolution and resistance that paved the way for American independence. Journey through the historical moments that ignited the Boston Revolution.

Old State House

The site of the infamous 'Boston Massacre,' the Old State House, built in 1713, is the oldest public building in downtown Boston. Today, it houses the original council chamber and courtroom, displaying historical artifacts related to law and the Boston Massacre. As the iconic location where the Declaration of Independence was first read in America on July 18, 1776, it's a must-see destination during your Boston trip.

Old South Meeting House

The Old South Meeting House served as both a church and a gathering place where decisions were made to resist British tax policies. Visit the historic site where the 'Boston Tea Party' meeting took place, where protesters dumped tons of tea into Boston Harbor to protest high taxes imposed by the British government. Inside, you can see relics from the event, including tea that was thrown away, as well as weapons and ammunition used in the American Revolutionary War.