Old South Meeting House

A really interesting piece of architecture that now houses a museum. This is a good spot on the Freedom Trail and well worth stopping at when exploring Boston.

Worth the price of admission to walk around and learn some things. The displays were informative and being in the place where all these historical figures had been was cool

Very beautiful amazing place, I have made the 3D puzzle of this historic building because I love it's architecture and the revolutionary history associated with it, you can get a kit of my 3D by seaching for Models of Monuments on google/Instagram/Facebook or visit the Old State House Museum. It' s one of Boston's must-see places

I was not even able to make it inside, but the building itself is awe-inspiring and absolutely beautiful.

Beautiful historic building with some interesting exhibits. Had a bunch of great activities for the kids that including some learning about colonial Boston and the meeting house.

This is a must stop during the Freedom Trail! So much history around this place! The exhibition was very interesting!

Tickets $6 for adults and $3 for children under 12. They give military and some other discounts.

Some of America’s greatest debates were held in the old South meetinghouse. I live it was very nice to see how it was used over time. And it’s time it was the biggest place in town for demonstrations of all kinds to be hounds. The architecture is really amazing! When you walk around you can feel all the important moments that happen to her. Well worth a stop if you are on the liberty trail.

Historical and beautiful meeting house. Staff here are very educated on the history and informative for visitors.

The enormity of the significance of this building hits you squarely when you walk through the door. This was one of my most anticipated stops on The Freedom Trail and I wasn't disappointed. To know that we were standing in the same room that the Declararion of Independence was read aloud gave me chills. Such an important piece in America's history. Don't miss this when you visit Boston!

Fantastic museum. I really like the audio guides they had in there. I wish they had more like. It was fun to learn about the key points throughout history where this building was used and came into history. Well done

Got a groupon deal to visit both old south meeting house and old state house. It is nice for a short visit.

Beautiful historic building. Not much of a museum but has huge historical importance. Ask questions, the staff are willing to share many stories and facts.

So much history. To be standing where our founding fathers once stood and sat was an emotional and well worthy experience.

Really great exhibit and timeline inside! Well worth the entry ticket price. Cute little gift shop also.

Has the reputation of being a "happening place" throughout early American history ... think of the famous "tea party." Did not know the British had occupied and used it to keep and train horses. Totally disrespectful but kinda funny now in retrospect. The inside of the building is so beautiful it is difficult to imagine it filled with dirt and horse manure. Be prepared to do lots of reading when visiting this historic site. There is audio available if you have a smart phone and ear buds. I was short on time and did not get to read everything ... especially events concerning the modern period. Need to hunt for the information online.

It was a neat piece of history that is still around to see where this country all started with a little tea.

I had, to my shame, no knowledge of this place, or what it really meant. While visiting Boston, a quick glance through Wikipedia page led us there. Its amazing, that you can still visit a place which breathes history, feel you are coming into contact with nation's beginnings. Very important place, to see, to understand, to remember.

A beautiful building and perfect place to learn some American history. The inside is shaped kinda like a church or courtroom and you can easily envision the founding fathers in full discussion. There are plenty of informational signs with maps, pictures and even some audio QR codes for listening on your phone. We spent 30 - 45 mins here. The same ticket is also valid for the Old State House right down the road which I would also recommend.

The tour presenter was very knowledgeable. It was interesting to learn about the history that took place at that location.

Amazingly beautiful building. It's filled with history you can read and see. The staff is eager to answer any questions you have about history or the building.