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.

Beautiful place. The exhibits are informative but there are only very limited artifacts. Affordable and no wait for the restrooms.

There wasnt anything I didnt like about Boston. It was clean and so walkable. I could have stayed longer and learned more of its rich history. This meeting house has been well refurbished.

So much to learn! Guide was helpful and kind! Experience history first hand!

Nice building from the exteriorUnfortunately still closed due to covid

Enriching! Love the history of my COUNTRY! GO NORTH ENDERS!

It was pretty interesting, but I wish there was a bit more. Certainly worth a visit if youre hitting up all the places along the Freedom Trail but I wouldnt go out of my way exclusively for it.

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.

Well worth visiting whilst you’re doing the freedom trail. This building, much like Boston itself, is steeped in history!

The Old South Meeting House (US$6 per adult) is one of the important stops on the Freedom Trail in Boston. Built in 1729, this attraction offers a nice stop to see Georgian period architecture. We particularly liked the modest red brick facade and building steeple.Inside the Old South Meeting House, you can visit the meeting hall, where debates were heard regarding British taxation on the colonies as well as protests and outcries regarding the events of the infamous Boston Massacre.Within the main hall you can see pew boxes (two of which are original found on the sides of the hall) where parties would have sat and debated local affairs. There are also a collection of displays regarding social and political issues deliberated at the Old South Meeting Hall. These help provide context on events which took place here that lead to the American Revolution as well as shaping the country during its early days.Overall, a nice stop for those with interest in early American history. There is also a good gift shop in the basement of the Old South Meeting House, which find near the building exit.Note: At the Old South Meeting House, you can buy a combo ticket that includes entrance into the Old State House and the Paul Revere House, giving you a $3 savings compared to buying each ticket individually.

A really nice museum, only $6. If you are into colonial history this is a great place to visit on Bostons Fees Trail. The old South meeting house is where the planning stage for the Boston tea party took place.

It was very nice to pay a visit to his historical place. Tip for locals: don’t forget to visit any Boston public library of your convince and get a ticket (or 4!) to this place for free!

Nice place to visit in Boston next to public transportation.

Neat quick little stop along the freedom trail

Really nice museum about Boston history and the tea party. The entry is 6$ but we paid 3$ each because there was some place under construction. The people really nice and willing to help. Worthy to visit

Boston s very own revolutionary center in lots of ways & a great informative museum WITHOUT being stuffy or pretentious,reasonably priced and part of the Go Boston Card bundle of places to see. FREE speech and free Expression being the order of the day!History was made & lived HERE!

Great piece of American history!

History is one of my favorites.fun

Old south is a wonderful spot!! They even have a scavenger hunt for the kiddos. Loved it!!

Fun to see where Boston Tea Party was planned on the Freedom Trail.

Awesome place to visit! Admission is reasonable. AAA discount available.

This historical landmark is worth a quick visit while in Boston. This was the birthplace of the US revolution and bid for independence.

I suppose some critical thinking once went on here. Tourist markets, a place for fruit sales and a nice park are across the street. Simple building.

Beautiful place. Nicely maintained. What you see inside is completely what will betray your expectations after looking at the place from outside.

Interesting place to visit, and at $5 entrance for seniors, very reasonable price.

Informative for my students.

The history made in this building is the foundation of our democracy.

It was the most interesting part of our visit to Boston! The docent Joe is very professional and nice, he answered all our questions and told us a lot ot interesting things. We are very grateful!

A nice stop on the freedom trail.

Fascinating old building that has played a key role in the maintenance of freedom in our country

A must go see for any history buff

Great stop, worth the tour price!

So much history of Americans seeking freedoms.

Able to visit history.

One of the historic sites along the Freedom Trail. Its quite remarkable for being the venue for organizing the Boston Tea Party, one of the significant events that led to US independence from Britain.

Beautiful historical sight, easy access through orange and blue lines trough State station and orange and red lines through Downtown Crossing

Nice church the inside is amazing.

Historically beautiful interesting for adults, lame for children . Admission fee is reasonable . Pick one of the churches and visit our of the three. We visited all three and they all were the same . Look from outside at the other two. But the old north, church, Kings chapel, and old south meeting place interiors are pretty much the same. Yes each place has a different significants but inside they are alike. For a family on a budget one of the three is good enough for the interior.

A definite stop on the freedom trail. It is now a series of displays with an optional audio tour available on your smart device. The displays focus more on the Meeting Houses tradition of free speech extending well beyond the revolution and its importance to that period. If your expecting somebody rable rousing as an in-period Sam Adams, youll be disappointed, but its broader history is also worth some consideration.For the price, the history and the picture opportunities, it is well worth a brief visit.

Cool museum on the freedom trail showcasing the old South meeting house! Most of the museum is the original meeting area preserved for the public. They also showcase the history and the role the building has played in the free speech debate.

Great exhibits and knowledgeable information, and it was in the perfect location when walking through town. I loved the exhibits, the staff, and restorations and the preservation at this museum. They close at 4pm, so we didnt have a lot of time there, but it was worth it for the time we were there

A historical and beautiful building. Its actually a cool place for a wedding. Did you know that this was where the original Boston Tea Party plot started and the British retaliated by turning it into a riding school?

Another building filled with history!

Since 1877, The Old South Association in Boston has preserved the 1729 Old South Meeting House as a busy museum, treasured landmark, and an active center for civic dialogue and free expression. A must for a visit to Boston. Learn the valuable part it played in the formation of the nation.

Super cool place. The people there where super helpful.

The beauty of this warm and welcoming spiritual space is infused with history and love. This building dates from 1875. It has been beautifully maintained. I love to see the sunlight shining through the stained glass windows. The natural wood adds an additional layer of warmth.

Cool museum on the freedom trail showcasing the old South meeting house! Most of the museum is the original meeting area preserved for the public. They also showcase the history and the role the building has played in the free speech debate.

The history inside this antique building is very interesting. I like how the wood floors creek with every step, and I am always amazed at the detail the people of the past put into the craftsmanship of their work. Also, they provide a fun little scavengar hunt of the artifacts displayed around the church hall.

This was such an interesting place to visit. They had a few things out that helped to make the exhibit more interactive. The docent that was there was especially knowledgeable and sweet. There are scavenger hunt for youth of all ages as well.

Our first stop on the Freedom Trail! We were able to buy tickets for three of the official sites on the Freedom Trail here, which includes admission to Old South Meeting House, the Old State House, and Paul Reveres House. These tickets never expire, so you can save them and come back at another time if you want.The Old South Meeting House is a meeting house for the Puritans to worship. It was the largest building in Boston at the time, and it is most famous for being the organizing point for the Boston Tea Party on December 16, 1773. On that day, 5,000 colonists met at the Old South Meeting House to decide what to do with the taxable tea sitting at Griffins Wharf. After failing to have the tea sent back to England, Samuel Adams stated, This meeting can do nothing more to save the country. These words were rumored to be a secret signal to the Sons of Liberty to walk down to Griffin’s Wharf and dump the tea into the harbor, marking the start of the Boston Tea Party.As you can see, there is just so much history and colonial significance in this place! And the interior is really beautiful, especially since its arranged in the traditional New England meeting house style. This is definitely a must stop on the Freedom Trail.

One of my favorite museums in Boston. Ive walked the Freedom Trail a couple of times, and this was one of the highlights on both trips. The interior iteself is interesting, being relatively unchanged from the revolutionary era. There are also plenty of very well-constructed, fascinating exhibits about the buildings history. A very nice way to spend a couple of hours.

This place was really cool to see. Im so glad its been preserved. It takes about an hour to do if you read everything. There is so much history here. I definitely would recommend checking it out!

So much history happened here. Cool thing about this tour is that you get to listen to events on your phone. You scan a little bar code and it takes you through the tour. Worth it.

You cant visit Boston to see History - without seeing the Old South Meeting House. My daughter and I visited on July 4 - we had already done the guided Freedom Walk, but went back to see inside the building.This is a very easy stop. There is an exhibit and an audio tour available for you. We instead just walked inside, sat down on a bench, and soaked up the atmosphere. If you try you can see the Colonists, hear the arguments.This site is included on the Go Boston Card.We stayed for about 10 minutes and that was perfect. I definitely recommend it.

Certainly cool to see, but it is just one big room. Make sure you download the audio presentations to your phone and listen to them while you are in the meeting house. It requires a QR scanner on your device so make sure you have one installed. Otherwise you will be doing a lot of reading. The recorded version nhelps bring the exhibit to life.

This is now a museum, though it was once a church and a meeting house. This was where the planning and tallying was done for the Boston Tea Party! Seventh stop on the Freedom Trail.

Excellent museum! There were treasure hunts for the kids so that they were absorbed in the museum. Beautiful!

Fascinating part of Boston, full of interesting history. The market here is impressive. Great way to explore this beautiful area of Boston.

Great piece of history. Beautiful architecture. Dove in here during the rain. Spent over an hour reading and learning from the exhibits.

Great place for meeting

If youd love to learn the true history of our founding fathers, old colony Massachusetts...and sit in a pew that holds the history of this nation...than this is a definite spot you will appreciate! I loved it!!

Very Interesting! A lot of history!I loved it!

Beautiful historic landmark. The admission was a bit expensive for the small number of exhibits and lack of access to the 2nd floor gallery. The various difficulty levels of scavenger hunts was a thoughtful touch and did make it more engaging for school aged kids.

This is one of the great historical sites in Boston.Its now a museum, but once a year, on the Sunday before Thanksgiving, Old South Church, which is now located in an 1870s Italianate style sanctuary on Boylston Street (across from the Boston Public Library) returns to its original home for its Thanksgiving service - a very special occasion to look forward to on your calendar.Next year, Old South will be celebrating its 350th anniversary (not a typo!), so the Thanksgiving service should be all the more spectacular.

So heres a piece of history that you can access for only $6 to keep the place alive and you can find out more than you ever would have known about the origin of the history of the United States of America right here youll feel like youre part of it

Loved it

Just think of all the famous people in history who once sat in this building.

Very beautiful little museum!

A real gem in history...I actually forgot that Al Sharpton spoke there in the 1990s...The whole city of Boston is a gem for those who love to learn.

Beautiful landmark. The audio was interesting and easy to access via phone. Really great place to visit

Great spot to experience a bit of revolutionary history.

Wonderful historical building, prices are not that bad. and the audio tour is very informative. Take your time and enjoy!

Kind of lacking a lot to look at. Great historical spot with plenty of information on the building but theres not much to see other than the buildings architecture.

Great Boston Tea reenactment for 3rd grade class.

Beautiful and fun to see, but it’s very quick. A guided tour would be a great addition.

I enjoyed the tour inside. My wife & I used the audio app they provide for the tour.

Great piece of Boston history right in the middle of the city.

Very cool. Love the history

One of the best place to pass your time.

Very well preserved, rich in history from the colony times and revolution, very interesting, and presented in a very pleasant way. So easy to tour.

Very nice exhibits

If you love history you will be surely enjoying this place.

Beautiful place ...

A special place in Bostons history crouching in the midst of a modern cityscape. Exhibits and live events are enhanced by the aura of colonial society.

Really interesting, just with there was more history to see. Also the gift shop was closed.

Fabulous! The history of our country can be felt in this building! Amazing to stand where our forefathers once did.

Found the history presented here very interesting.

Great for a short museum visit. Dosent takes more that 45min to 1 hour. Perfect for families.

On GoBoston card so cannot comment on value for money but information was well presented and interesting. A lovely building with an interesting history.

This is where the organizers of the Boston Tea Party met. $6 is admittedly a lot to see the small museum, however there are also plenty of historic exhibits on the Boston Tea Party to make it worth your while.

Cool piece of history

Very informative but not worth the 10$. It takes you about 20-30 minutes to read everything.

Amazing history here! I liked the sheets for the younger ones to keep their interest.

Amazing history. I cant believe the people that have spoken there. Very cheap to get in, currently only 5 dollars!

Make sure to see the Boston Tea Party re-enactment every December 16th, at the Old South Meeting House. Fascinating and great event for all ages.

Love seeing a history of real free speech, including tolerating viewpoints the owners may disagree with.

A big part of history! The self-guided tour was easy to follow and we learned quite a bit about what made the building famous.

Historically significant landmark. Definitely worthy of a visit.

What an amazing piece of American history! Staff was friendly and knowledgeable

Cheap cool thing to do. A lot of history that gets overlooked