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Boston Massacre Site: A must-visit tourist attraction and historical landmark in Boston, Massachusetts, the Boston Massacre Site offers a captivating journey into the past. Located at the corner of State and Congress Streets, this iconic attraction immerses visitors in the rich history of the American Revolution. Step back in time and explore the very spot where the infamous Boston Massacre took place on March 5, 1770. Learn about the events that unfolded and the impact they had on shaping American history. The site features a well-preserved memorial and informative exhibits that provide a comprehensive understanding of this significant event. Visitors can take part in guided tours led by knowledgeable experts who bring the story of the Boston Massacre to life through engaging narratives and interactive presentations. Gain a deeper appreciation for the bravery and sacrifice of those who fought for independence during this pivotal moment in American history. In addition to its historical significance, the Boston Massacre Site offers stunning views of the cityscape and nearby landmarks. Capture memorable photos and take in the atmosphere of this hallowed ground. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a student, or a curious traveler, a visit to the Boston Massacre Site promises an educational and thought-provoking experience. Discover the stories behind the headlines and explore the impact of this significant event that played a crucial role in shaping the United States of America. Plan your visit today and uncover the secrets and stories that make the Boston Massacre Site a must-see tourist attraction and a cherished historical landmark in Boston.

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The Boston Massacre Site offers visitors a chance to stand at the location of a pivotal event in American history. The site is marked by a simple but meaningful memorial, and informative plaques help explain its significance. While the area is often busy, it is easy to find and makes for a quick, educational stop for history enthusiasts and tourists alike. Guided tours and nearby landmarks further enhance the overall experience.

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Matthew Cerasia
Matthew Cerasia -Google user
2 weeks ago
One of the stops on the freedom trail. If a fan of American history, this is definitely one that needs to be on your list.
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Amanda Whitbeck
Amanda Whitbeck -Google user
a year ago
The site was really cool even though it was a couple feet off of where it should have been. It makes sense that they didn't put the memorial right in the middle of the road though. Boston in general was super awesome to see all...Read More
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Charles and Dianne Sibley
Charles and Dianne Sibley -Google user
7 months ago
Easy to follow Freedom Trail to see many historical sites.
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Derrick Ryskamp
Derrick Ryskamp -Google user
11 months ago
Interesting to see this site in person, historical building behind the massacre site is now the subway. I was hoping for that to be more historic...but must walk and see this site
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Randy Robinson
Randy Robinson -Google user
3 years ago
This was probably my most favorite historical site in the entire city. I walked over from across the street and happened onto a tour group. The guide was friendly and entertaining, and also very knowledgeable and informative on the history of the site. I enjoyed...Read More
LizyLu
LizyLu -Google user
4 years ago
The juxtaposition of this building in the city is beautiful! The site of the Boston massacre where a total of 5 people died back in 1770 is also a museum! The museum does have an entrance fee. COVID Safety rating: 9/10, pretty safe. Some parts of...Read More
Hiram Revels
Hiram Revels -Google user
a year ago
Very informative!! The marker is located right next to the Old State House (downtown Boston).
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Vicki McCollum
Vicki McCollum -Google user
2 years ago
Beautiful area, right in fron of the first English leader ruled and later became the Old State House.
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Prudence Lahti
Prudence Lahti -Google user
a year ago
It seems like a site as significant as the Boston Massacre should have some kind of monument and not just this marker on the ground. We walked right past it and had to go back. I was a bit disappointed that there wasn't even...Read More
Jacob Vandenburg
Jacob Vandenburg -Google user
4 years ago
Wey interesting place to see and visit. It is near to see a place that I've heard so much about from history books and put into perspective where something like this happened.
Amy M
Amy M -Google user
6 years ago
Excellent tour that gave me a new understanding and reality of the revolutionary war period and the key people who played a role in era. Amazing, and sad, but educational.
Gerry
Gerry -Google user
2 months ago
Wow,there is so so much history in Boston walk along there freedom trail to see everything
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Casey
Casey -Google user
a year ago
A historical location you'll visit as part of your Freedom Trail walk. Standing at the location where the Boston Massacre occurred is a profound experience. It's typically a bit busy, as it's located near main roads and walkways, with pedestrians coming and going, but it's...Read More
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Shawn H
Shawn H -Google user
a year ago
After reading about the history of this horrible incident, the visit to this site was quite moving. It is a well-preserved site, and there are city ambassadors close by to tell you about its significance.
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Dominick V. Cipollone
Dominick V. Cipollone -Google user
a year ago
I missed it twice and got lost. Finally, I found it. What was strange? The trolley tour mentions the building, but not that it was the site of the massacre?
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Lizy N.
Lizy N. -Google user
4 years ago
Very busy right now so we didn’t park and walk around. It definitely stood out from the rest of the city! So you can’t miss it. There was a lot of people walking around, some wear masks some weren’t. It was a very busy Sunday...Read More
Mister Bond
Mister Bond -Google user
4 years ago
Nothing comparable to standing where history was made and seeing what others saw hundreds of years ago. There is so much that is well preserved and documented. It is really cool to come up out of a subway and find yourself in the middle...Read More
Ron Branch II
Ron Branch II -Google user
a month ago
It was neat to see the site of the Boston Massacre. You can go inside the Old State House, but there wasn't much other than the marker on the outside to see.
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SamArt Henna Contour -Google user
4 months ago
It was amazing to visit Boston. The Massacare site was all covered with snow but my kids loved taking pictures around the historical city
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Tim Gray
Tim Gray -Google user
5 months ago
The Jan 6th exhibit has no place there and is miss represented in my opinion. Otherwise it's a great piece of history of how the republic was started

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