Boston 250 Pass: Five Historic Museums & Churches

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One Ticket Covers Five Centuries of Boston History

You get self-guided entry to five colonial-era landmarks—Paul Revere House, Old State House, Old North Church, Old South Meeting House, and King's Chapel—spread across downtown Boston. The pass is valid for seven days, so you visit on your own schedule without a guide or group. Entry is discounted across all five sites, and you avoid buying separate tickets at each location.

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit five historic Boston landmarks

Explore Paul Revere House
Tour Old State House
Visit Old North Church
See Old South Meeting House
Visit King's Chapel

The Experience

What if you could walk into the Paul Revere House, stand where the Boston Tea Party was planned, and see the oldest pulpit still in use in America—all on a single ticket? The Boston 250 Pass opens five separate historic sites across downtown Boston without the hassle of buying admission at each one. You get a week to visit them at your own pace, which means you're not rushing through 1680 to make it to 1754.

The pass includes the Paul Revere House (1680), the oldest surviving structure in downtown Boston and home of the silversmith and political activist himself; the Old State House (1713), where the Declaration of Independence was first read aloud in Boston and where the Boston Massacre happened in 1770; the Old North Church (1723), the one that held the signal lanterns for the Midnight Ride; the Old South Meeting House (1729), the largest indoor meeting space in colonial Boston and the actual birthplace of the Boston Tea Party movement; and King's Chapel (1754), home to Boston's first Anglican congregation and that oldest pulpit in continuous use. Each one is independently operated, so hours vary—worth checking ahead if you're planning a specific day.

You're doing the walking and the deciding. There's no guide, no group, no set schedule. The pass is valid for seven days from the date you select, so if you're in Boston for a week or just passing through, you can spread the visits across your own itinerary. Downtown Boston is walkable, and public transit runs nearby if you need it. The 10% discount on each site adds up when you're paying for five separate entries, and you skip the line of deciding whether each one is worth the individual admission fee.

What’s included

Discounted self-guided admission to five historic sites: Paul Revere House (1680), Old State House (1713), Old North Church (1723), Old South Meeting House (1729), and King's Chapel (1754).
valid for seven days from your selected start date.
10% discount applied across all five locations.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Hub Town Tours

Is this one for you?Right for independent travelers who want to explore Boston's colonial landmarks without paying full price at each site or committing to a guided group tour. The seven-day window means you can fit the visits around the rest of your itinerary instead of rushing through all five in one afternoon.