Avis USS CONSTITUTION Boston

What a great opportunity to learn about the past.
Definitely worth your time to come and see this living piece of history

Hermoso barco histórico sobre el final de la Freedom Trail. Adyacente está el Museo y Fragata USS Constitución. Interesante para visitar con niños.

Beautiful historic boat at the end of the Freedom Trail. Adjacent is the USS Constitución Frigate and Museum. Interesting to visit with children.

Great destination for the Boston tourist! Lots of history and getting to board the ship is a real treat!

Truly amazing piece history.

This was a great visit. The boat is free be prepared for security check.
The museum just over the way is by donation.lots for the children to do as well as adults

The museum was good for kids, but the ships are amazing for all ages.

Excellent. If you're interested in the Navy at all, you're going to love it. Lots of history from the Revolutionary War up to WWII. Accessible to kids with connections to historical figures & interactive exhibits. Clean, well maintained, and staff invested in your experience.

i recently visited the USS Constitution and museum on a field trip with my school. my school has a lot of kids and they were being a bit rowdy but the staff looked past it and still educated us with enthusiasm and friendliness. they were able to answer any questions we had. we even got to meet people in the US Navy. i would recommend this to anyone stopping by. it may not interest you as much if you are not on a guided tour like my school was on but i still enjoyed. you don't have to take long in here either but you get to learn so much - you could stay here for less than two hours and be satisfied.

Um paisagem belíssima das embarcações antigas! Navios que fazem parte da historia americana! Lugar bem agradável para levar a família e passear

Awesome museum. Great history, and in Boston, you're close to so many historical sites. Short walk to the Bunker Hill monument. Definitely a great visit if you're a history buff.

Very interesting place to visit, interactive displays

The USS Constitution is a great historical site to visit! I was glad we could go inside. The museum was very good. It had great hands on exhibits and a great place to take you kids to or go there in general. The museum had a cool scavenger hunt, my kid loved it. P.S closed on Monday and Tuesday due to maintenance.

Very interactive!

If you're visiting Boston it is a must see place not only do you get to board Old Ironside but tons of other things to do lots of restaurants in the area and the shipyard have some great places to eat I had the pleasure of taking a ride on Old Ironside myself thanks to one of the colonels I met while working for a catering company the museum is a great place to visit lots of ship memorabilia it was a four-hour Cruise around Boston one of the greatest experiences I've had in my life see the shipyard you won't regret it

The boat was closed. The museum offered a meaningful walk through history. Very kid friendly and interesting for adults.

I really enjoyed the history and the effort it takes to maintain its seaworthiness. You need around 30-45mins to go around the shop and read the very brief and interesting information cards.
It's completely free to visit the ship.

Unexpectedly I enjoyed the Museum even more! An average donation for adults is 10-15$. This is a very interactive museum which does a great job of making understanding ship building and running interesting and immersive! Great for children and adults alike!

Good for the little kids

Musée intéressant mais bateau fermé lors de notre visite sans préavis. Du coup, beaucoup moins d'intérêt!!!

We visited this along the freedom trail walk (which I also recommend), an added bonus is that it’s free!!

I did not know I could have learned so much about a US Naval Ship, but I did and it was great. If you are ever in the area check out the museum and then check out the USS Constitution. What a beautiful ship. Old Ironsides, is a three-masted wooden-hulled heavy frigate of the United States Navy and is the world's oldest commissioned naval warship still afloat. Totally worth the time. We took a ferry from Long Wharf, what a fun trip.

My visit to the USS Constitution Museum was an absolutely unforgettable experience that left me in awe of both the ship's storied history and the incredible dedication of those who have preserved it for future generations.

From the moment I stepped foot into the museum, I was transported back in time to an era of adventure, bravery, and naval prowess. The museum's exhibits are meticulously curated, offering a fascinating glimpse into the life and times of the USS Constitution, fondly known as "Old Ironsides."

One of the highlights of my visit was exploring the meticulously reconstructed decks of the ship itself. Walking in the footsteps of sailors who served aboard this legendary vessel, I couldn't help but feel a sense of reverence for the history that surrounded me. From the towering masts to the intricate rigging, every detail served as a testament to the craftsmanship and ingenuity of those who sailed her.

The museum's interactive exhibits further brought the USS Constitution's story to life, allowing visitors to experience firsthand the challenges and triumphs of life at sea. Whether manning the cannons, hoisting the sails, or navigating through treacherous waters, I found myself fully immersed in the excitement and adventure of naval warfare.

But perhaps what impressed me most was the passion and dedication of the museum staff and volunteers. Their knowledge and enthusiasm were infectious, as they shared captivating stories and insights that deepened my appreciation for the ship and its place in history. Their commitment to preserving the legacy of the USS Constitution is truly commendable and made my visit all the more memorable.

My visit to the USS Constitution Museum was an enriching and inspiring experience that left me with a newfound appreciation for America's maritime heritage. Whether you're a history buff, a naval enthusiast, or simply someone looking for an engaging and educational outing, I cannot recommend this museum highly enough. Prepare to be transported on a journey through time aboard one of the most iconic ships in American history – it's an experience you won't soon forget.

Great history museum about revolutionary naval history geared towards kids. The USS Constitution is amazing!

We came here as a family. 2nd floor is more kids friendly. There are many hands-on activities. There is a scavenger hunt you can ask at the front desk. There will be a price if you complete the hunt. Also, the admission fee is free for the military.

This beautiful ship today is a free museum for those who like to know a little more about history. Located in Boston, being one of the points of the famous Freedom Trail.

It is possible to get on the boat and have the feeling of what the travels were like at that time, as well as understanding a little about how it was used during the American War.

USS Constitution, also known as Old Ironsides, is a three-masted wooden-hulled heavy frigate of the United States Navy. It is the world's oldest commissioned naval warship still afloat.

It was launched in 1797, one of six original frigates authorized for construction by the Naval Act of 1794 and the third constructed.

The name "Constitution" was among ten names submitted to President George Washington by Secretary of War Timothy Pickering in March of 1795 for the frigates that were to be constructed.

Worst place ever security is hella mean, I asked for my beanie and they didn’t do anything and said that I should just leave, screamed at all the kids for not going “fast enough” (there were 100) all the interactions are hella boring and broken too, plus watch out for the unkown!

Very interesting, we had a fun docent who showed us how they chinked the ship. Donation requested.

Le navire est impressionnant, mais mérite quelques explications pour le replacer dans son contexte et son intérêt ! A voir !

Une occasion unique de monter a bord d'un des plus anciens navires du monde. il est actuellement en restauration (en cale sèche). Le pont et l'intérieur sont magnifiques. passeport indispensable pour y accéder. mais c'est gratuit!!!

Suivre le Freedom Trail pour finir par arriver au pied de l'USS Constitution est le plus ancien navire de guerre commandé à flot dans le monde!