Museum Tickets & Passes in Massachusetts

Relive the most important event leading up to the American Revolution on this tour of the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum. Follow your guide and spend the next hour on a journey back in time to the famous Boston Tea Party, an incident that changed the course of American history. It's more than a stroll through historic artifacts, though. It's truly one of the top-rated museums in the city of Boston. There are interactive exhibits, authentically restored tea ships and a gripping, multi-sensory documentary that's not to be missed.

Visit Boston's Old State House, built in 1713, with this admission ticket. A US National Historic Landmark, the former home of the Massachusetts court is now a museum dedicated to the history of Massachusetts, from colony to commonwealth. You can explore on your own or join a guided talk to hear more about the building's history or events such as the Boston Massacre.

Visit the Salem Witch Museum with this pre-purchased admission ticket for a look at a fascinating piece of New England history. You'll go back in time to the witch trials of 1692 as you explore the museum, which tells a story with life-size figures, stage sets, and narration.

See the best of Salem with this combo tour that includes guided tours of the Salem Witch Village and the Salem Wax Museum. Come face-to-face with spooky replicas of the city's most famous historical figures such as Nathaniel Hawthorne. You'll also make a stop at Old Burying Point - the second oldest burial ground in the country - and see the iconic Witch Trials Memorial built to honor the victims of the 1962 Witchcraft Hysteria. Whether you're a first-time visitors or returning to Salem for another adventure, this popular tour combines two of the city's top attractions and is a guaranteed way to not miss out on any of the attractions. 

Step into the history and legacy of President John F. Kennedy with admission to this Hyannis museum that bears his name. Learn about the Kennedy family and their deep connection to Cape Cod through multimedia exhibits. See photographs, videos, and memorabilia and learn how this iconic family influenced the country and life on Cape Cod.