At a glance
#39 of 47 Historical landmarks in BostonLocalGuideWorld score: 4.60
Rating breakdown
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5 ★67%
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Faneuil Hall Visitor Center?
- Faneuil Hall Visitor Center is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 623 reviews.
- How does Faneuil Hall Visitor Center rank in Boston?
- Faneuil Hall Visitor Center is #39 of 47 Historical landmarks in Boston by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Faneuil Hall Visitor Center located?
- Freedom Trl, Boston, MA 02109, United States — 0.5 km from the center of Boston.
- How can I contact Faneuil Hall Visitor Center?
- Website: nps.gov
What can you say a Boston Icon . Great food alittle pricey buy that's to be expected. Also some great street performers to watch. Tourists and locals alike will enjoy Faneuil hall.
Not a whole lot to see in this building. There’s a bathroom down on the first floor that was convenient to get to. This building mainly has some tourist trap gift shops and a small information area.
We have visited Faneuil Hall multiple times, and there's always something new to learn in every visit. The hall is rich in history and significance not only during the American Revolution but far beyond. The National Park Service normally offers a variety of interactive programs that allow visitors to experience Faneuil Hall's significance as a meeting site for Abolitionists and Suffragists, too.
BE SURE TO STAY CURRENT ON RENOVATIONS AT FANEUIL HALL AS THE "GREAT HALL" HAS BEEN CLOSED FOR SEVERAL MONTHS FOR REPAIRS! This has disrupted their normal programming and educational experiences.
BE SURE TO STAY CURRENT ON RENOVATIONS AT FANEUIL HALL AS THE "GREAT HALL" HAS BEEN CLOSED FOR SEVERAL MONTHS FOR REPAIRS! This has disrupted their normal programming and educational experiences.
Quincy Market is a great place to get something to eat and buy souvenirs. The variety of food is great, though seating can be a problem. I loved the variety of souvenirs I found. Everyone I met at the different stores was so nice and helpful!
This a great spot to visit if you are interested in the history of Boston. This spot is on the freedom trail through the city. You can go downstairs and read about history and they have a video which you can view that focuses on slavery and the abolitionist movement. It was very informative, especially the part that some notable Bostonians had. Upstairs there are staff for the National Parks service and you can get stamps for the US national parks book if you have one. You can also purchase one and start collecting your stamps .
Boston is filled with history offering varrying ways to experience it. Included other random photos of a quick visit to the "city"
Fun shopping area and historic sites. Go to the education venter downstairs and watch the video about slavery in the north and the Underground Railroad.
A gréât historic place in Boston, I highly recommend to anyone visiting to stop here; there’s so much to explore and learn about Boston in this area, we wish we could have spent several hours here.
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