Awesome experience. Must do for anyone visiting Boston. The whole thing takes at least an hour,…read morethat's without counting time for the gift shop or tea room/cafe. It's not just a "museum" it's a full experience. Super detailed and the workers/actors were wonderful! Interactive and fun. Very nice gift shop too. Definitely recommend!

Stopped in just for the gift shop to get some more tea from when I was here last. They have…read moreexpanded with their tea selection too! Tons of different flavors now. There are a lot of other Boston themed gift items too!

Nice to have this house preserved, but tickets are 6 dollars and it probably should be free since…read moreit is so small. It is just two rooms and a small gift shop, and we were in and out pretty quickly. The girl working was not the friendliest, which took away from the experience a bit. They also do not allow photography, which is understandable, but barely anything was original so not sure the significance.

Now here's a little story I've got to tell About 3 bad…read morebrothers you know so well It started way back in history With Ad-Rock, MCA and me, Mike D Ok sorry I had to do that. The Paul Revere house sounds like a must visit place to visit while in Boston but honestly there isn't much to it. The good news is it's cheap at only 6.00 per person. The bad news is there are no pics inside and none of the stuff in there is actually his. Just stuff that was from the time period or reproductions. So why no pictures? The house is small but 2 stories, then you go into a gift shop because I think it's the 8th amendment to the constitution that all museums and tourist attractions must end in a gift shop. There's also a little history timeline at the end with a few artifacts that were cool. It's a decent place to check out especially for the price and it doesn't take long but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. Oh, and let people take their pics, they are not British muskets. The I-phones are coming! The I-phones are coming!

I had a great time here at the Boston Museum of science. It was very big and there was so much…read morehands-on stuff to do with kids of all ages. They have a little food court inside of this museum and there is a parking garage that connects right to the museum as well. There is definitely a wide variety of things to learn and see here. I feel like just one day at the museum was not even enough. They do offer memberships and I can see why lol. This museum is definitely a place kids will want to go back to. One of my favorite parts of the museum was the brain area where they have a human brain and someone that explains all about it. I just thought it was pretty cool that they had a human brain on display. They even had exhibits that I did not get to see, simply because there was just not enough time in one day like I said. Highly recommend for a rainy day activity or a fun play date!

Free IMAX movie every first Sunday of the month?? At the Omni theater at the museum of science??…read moreSign me up!! And that's what we did! We watch Super Dogs - it wasn't our first choice but the Space one was already all booked out so we chose this and it was awesome! Some of the cinematography was absolutely breathtaking- they filmed this in different parts of the world and got incredible footage - likely by drone filming. They showed different dogs and their stories. Overall it was a great movie. We could sit where we wanted - no assigned seats for this show. Initially we sat high up and these seats are at a steep incline so we decided to move further down. Staff was friendly and helpful. The museum interior is nice and has these color coded wings. There is a cafe too although we've never tried it. Parking - this time we parked in the museum garage itself to save time and it was $18 for up to 2 hours which was sufficient for us as the movie was only about 90 minutes. We have in the past managed to find some street meter parking nearby and walk a bit was great too. There are restrooms on the upper floor too which was convenient. Overall a good experience! Great place to go for everyone in the family.

I rounded up to three stars, but if you are a non-MA tourist paying full price you would be hard…read morepressed to feel like you got any value for your museum money. This is a very small museum and everything in the museum gift shoppe is massively overpriced, considerably more than the typical museum store mark up around the world. When you walk up through Seaport, it is a really cool building from the exterior and it has great views of the water. It is also very close to the Levain, less than 5 minute walk. So far so good, but you have not even gotten indoors yet. Super cool installation in the lobby to welcome you in. So far so good, you haven't paid yet. How much is admission again? Take the elevator up to the 4th floor, there is no art on any of the other floors for you. It takes less than an hour to go through everything in the museum and that is if you go slow, take your time looking out the windows at the view of the water, hit the restroom, check your phone, and look at everything on the 4th floor again. It is a small museum. One review said she could do the entire 4th floor in 15 minutes, which is a real speed run, I at least read the placards and I was out in well under an hour. It is an interesting collection and art is subjective etc etc. If money is no object to you then great, pay the admission fee and the $85+ to get an unsigned, mass produced paper poster (no frame) as a souvenir in the gift shoppe on the way out. But anyone remotely cost conscious is going to feel like they did not get good value here for the full non-MA admission price.

I don't think contemporary art is really for me, but we'd never been here and I was able to score…read morefree tickets for a Thursday which is my day off. Honestly, the building and location right by the water is beautiful. The portraits exhibit was lovely and interesting, but the rest of the exhibits kind of went over my head (how high the moon and doors). I also was not aware that we needed water shuttle tickets to go to the watershed exhibit which seemed more interesting, and the they had sold out for the day. The gift shop was worth a browse. We also were able to participate in their free event in which we made our own little displays with modeling clay of a place we want to protect. I thought this was really cute and it was mostly children and parents, but we spent a good chunk of time making our pieces and staff were friendly and helpful. I'm not sure I'd return, especially at full price, but I am interested in eventually coming back with water shuttle tickets next time.

WOW, WOW, WOW !!! Grandaughter wanted to visit and glad she…read moredid. We rode train in from Brookline to avoid parking (stop right at library). We entered right at opening, and the initial gasp of enjoyment my Granddaughter let out was worth the visit. We explored for hours, enjoyed lunch in the café (attached) and reasonable priced. Just a very very beautiful spot to lose yourself for a few hours. So many photo opportunities.

To think we almost left Boston without stopping into the library. It would have been our loss. This…read morelibrary was so impressive. We entered the new section by the cafe. The staff were very friendly and helpful. There were people at almost every table on three different floors. The children's section was very cute. The library appeared to have an extensive collection for both adults and children. We walked into the older section of the library and we were amazed. It was definitely more like a museum. The murals on the wall and ceiling were stunning. The outside fountain area was beautiful. There were people taking photos for special events and many people like us just in awe of our surroundings. What a great find!

The experience was packed with penguins, sea turtles, seals and other marine life including…read morestarfish, an electric eel, poison dart frogs, and a South American sea nettle The only reasons I didn't give it 5 starts were: 1. As a popular tourist destination/attraction, entry times could be staggered to allow for overflow. I ended up getting over stimulated and had to leave before seeing all the exhibits 2. The exit was confusing to navigate as you don't exit the same way you entered

We finally did adult night at the Aquarium and it was great. They had several different talks about…read morethe penguins, sea lions and the touch tank. They served food and beverages the entire time. The talks were probably the best part. We had a chance to learn all about the penguin couples - including the love triangle and the one penguin who won't choose one female partner. We also got to learn about all the ways sea lions experience enrichment. All in all, a very fun night!

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This was such a fun and interactive space. Admittedly, timing is a gamble game because…read moreLarge groups in front or behind you can affect your experience with moving through the exhibits. Staff we friendly. I would not recommend this place for younger children.

An absolutely incredible museum for children and adults alike. Lots of hands-on fun experiences…read more Terrific historical explanations. Even an interactive quest for the kids if they ask at the front desk. Overall, an awesome experience, highly recommended, and one of the best historical museums we've been to.

To start off with, the USS Constitution Museum is not a part of the National Park system/Navy that…read moreowns and runs the actual USS Constitution. The USS Constitution Museum runs on a "pay what you feel" system with a suggested 15.00 per person charge. I paid the suggested amount and went in. The museum had some interesting relics and exhibits inside but it seemed to cater to kids. Especially the 2nd floor. A lot of interactive things for the kiddos to do. I was kidless so the 1st floor was pretty much where I stayed. The whole thing took about 30 mins then I went across the lot to the National Park Visitor's Center and checked out the actual ship.

I think it's really bizarre how lowly ranked this place is on here but also how there are so many…read moresalty adults bashing it? In full transparency we came here with our niece. Did she have fun? Heck yeah she did. Would we have had fun as adults if we went? You bet we would have! This is fun for all ages. You get so many samples throughout, there's a game section for kids, adult ice cream drinks at a bar for adults, lots of fun info you learn, and some really cool photo op place for the people that are looking to be insta famous. This place was so fun, very filling (samples!), informative and very clean (people kept cleaning throughout). Everyone that worked here was lovely and attentive. All in all 10/10 all around. Highly recommend. We walked here so can't comment on the parking.

Sorry if this seems harsh, but we felt a bit scammed on the website about this being for…read more"all-ages". It's not, strictly designed for young children. *Please read this review if you are an adult with no kids looking to attend this museum* Online this looked super fun and showed young adults in the sprinkle pool and walking around the facility. When we went, it was 100% adults with young kids. Not 14 or 10 year olds, but YOUNG kids. We really felt out of placed and a bit embarrassed that we spent money on these tickets as 30 year olds and this was not designed for us. Regardless, we tried to make the best of it. It's a really cool place. Lots of history of ice cream, fun all you can eat ice cream. Again, was disappointed at the false advertising because online it showed a bunch of different ice cream styles you could get (hot dogs in ice cream format, hamburgers, etc) and none of that was available. Let alone the flavors were limited. The games were cool, we played them all and stepped aside when a child came up to let them have their turn. Cleanliness seemed to be lacking too. It's an ice cream place so it can get messy, but everything we touched seemed sticky, which was concerning. If there's an adults-only time frame, we missed the memo. But when we filled out the survey for a certain amount of $$$ back, we were NOT granted any refund. Again with false advertising or not following through with a promise.

Cool tour. Idk if it's worth $30+ but they give a quick tour of the TD suites. You'll get to see…read moresome cool memorabilia. The best highlight are the championship rings from the Boston Red Sox. We did not get to see any of the Celtics or Bruins championships

It's solid. Has some good displays. Was always nice day out back in the day. Could spend your time…read moredoing worse stuff