At Plimoth Plantation, you will experience life as it was like in 1627 New England as well as what we think it means now from a 21st-century perspective. Visit exhibits including the 1627 English Village, Mayflower II and more.
The circular, four-story, Giant Ocean Tank holding more than 200,000 gallons of water is an impressive sight at the New England Aquarium in Boston. With 3 surrounding levels of exhibits, galleries, hands-on tidepools, discovery centers and more, New England Aquarium in Boston is a must see in Boston!
At the Aquarium's Simons Theatre you won't just watch a film, you'll be there, thanks to amazing 3D technology. Experience the beautiful and astounding creatures of the deep, in the most cinematic way imaginable, on the largest screen in New England!
Explore the church that launched a revolution! Come and see the iconic steeple where two signal lanterns shone on the night of Paul Revere’s ride. Venture beneath Old North to experience the crypt, where more than 1,000 bodies are interred.
Old South Meeting House, Where the Boston Tea Party Began! is where colonists gathered to challenge British rule in the years leading to the American Revolution. Open daily as a museum and treasured landmark that keeps its revolutionary heritage alive by being an active gathering place.
Tour the Museum and relive the powerful story of the Kennedy years. In 3 theaters and 25 dramatic multimedia exhibits, you will enter the recreated world of the Kennedy Presidency for a first-hand experience of John F. Kennedy's life, legacy, and leadership.
The Peabody Essex Museum is America's oldest continuously operating museum. The historic houses and gardens, American decorative art and maritime art collections provide an unrivaled spectrum of New England's heritage over 300 years.