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Overview

The Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum offers a unique experience where visitors can relive the historic events of December 1773. This attraction allows you to witness dramatic reenactments by professional historians, including the iconic act of throwing tea overboard as colonists did in protest against unfair taxation laws.

Explore the museum to understand the motives behind this pivotal moment in history and gain insight into the patriot's feelings. Visitors can view an original Robinson tea chest dating back 230 years and explore Griffin's Wharf at their own pace, along with the Eleanor and Beaver ships. The attraction is located on a floating barge on the Congress Street Bridge, featuring authentically restored replicas of the tea ships and interactive exhibits.

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Highlights

Relive the events of December 1773, when colonists protested unfair taxation by dumping over 300 crates of tea into Boston Harbor.
Witness dramatic reenactments by professional historians and participate in throwing tea overboard.
Tour the museum to understand the historical motives behind the protest and the patriot's feelings.
Examine an original Robinson tea chest, dating back 230 years, for a tangible connection to history.
Explore Griffin's Wharf at your own pace, including visits to the Eleanor and Beaver ships.

Your Experience

Relive the events of December 1773 when a group of angry colonists protested unfair taxation laws by dumping more than 300 crates of tea into Boston Harbor. Witness dramatic reenactments by professional historians and participate in throwing tea overboard as they did on that unforgettable night.

Museum Tour

Tour the museum to gain an understanding of what happened and the motives behind it, understanding the patriot's feelings. Look at an original tea chest, the Robinson tea chest, that dates back 230 years.

Explore Griffin's Wharf

Explore Griffin's Wharf at your own pace, as well as the Eleanor and Beaver ships. The Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum sits on a floating barge on the Congress Street Bridge that holds authentically restored replicas of the tea ships and an array of fascinating, interactive exhibits.

Duration

Lasts up to 1 hour 45 minutes.

Inclusions

Relive December 1773 events
Witness dramatic reenactments
Tour museum exhibits
Look at Robinson tea chest
Explore Griffin's Wharf
Visit Eleanor and Beaver ships

Must Know

Please refer to your voucher for final information regarding meeting points, pick-up locations, and pick-up time
Meeting point description: 306 Congress Street (Congress St Bridge), Boston, Ma 02210, USA
Know in advance:Infants aged 0-2 may attend free of charge
Your ticket is for a specific time and date. Please arrive 20 minutes prior to your tour timeslot