Located alongside the Four Point Channel Bridge, the Boston Tea Party Ship & Museum offers an exciting immersion into the most important event leading to the American Revolution. Guests relive the act of rebellion aboard a replica of the ships on which the event occurred.

(Currently closed for renovation)

Boston Tea Party Ship

The Boston Children’s Museum is a not-to-be-missed interactive experience for kids. The museum has offered innovative, educational, and fun exhibits for children and families for more than 90 years. Exhibits range from A to Z, focusing on arts, culture, and science. Kids can rock climb, work in a child-size construction zone, paint in an art studio, or even act in a short play.

Approximate Time to Allow: 1 1/2 hr

Boston Children's Museum

Completed in 1899, this beautiful pink granite building has been the hub of Boston’s rail transportation for more than a century. South Station was built to be a union station for the four railroad terminals serving Boston. The train shed, which was removed in 1930 due to corrosion, was one of the largest in the world.

South Station