Boston Children's Museum
Under $25Three floors of hands-on play in a Fort Point warehouse, climb the three-story maze, blow giant bubbles, and step inside a real Kyoto silk merchant's house.

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is an attraction in Boston, MA, part of the Boston guide. Cost: $25 to $50. Open year-round.
306 Congress St · Boston, MA
This floating museum on the Fort Point Channel lets you do the thing every visitor secretly wants to do: throw tea into Boston Harbor. Costumed actors lead an immersive, interactive retelling of the December 1773 protest aboard faithfully restored tall ships, and the museum holds one of the only surviving tea chests from that night. History has rarely been this much fun.
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Three floors of hands-on play in a Fort Point warehouse, climb the three-story maze, blow giant bubbles, and step inside a real Kyoto silk merchant's house.
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