Boston Tea Party Marker — Attraction in Boston

LOCAL’S Secret! Walk down the ramp to the FREE public dock during low tide (you’ll know if it’s low tide because the ramp will be very steep). Under the building are the remains of the original granite blocks and pilings that held the ships of the Boston Tea Party. It’s fascinating to see the engineering of the wharf walls.

In other words, if you stand on the dock, you are standing nearly exactly where the tea was when it was thrown overboard during the Boston Tea Party.

The result of protesting a tax by the English created what is probably the best free parking in the city of Boston… if you come into town...

From France and keen on history...

Very expensive for 1 hour tour. Guides are speaking very fast cause another groupe will arrive later..All is organised for spending money...Though having a free tasting tea due to the amont.. The visite by resuming is : .watching documentary, going in a boat, visiting museum without time for reading...cause guides are in hurry and rushing, like formule 1.

Arnaque tourisme, very expensive.

You will have more information to the old house meeting about Boston party tea.. Very disapointed about my 36...

The place where we told England how we like our tea...

IN THE HARBOR!! eagles screech

But seriously though, with this being my first trip to Boston, I'm glad this was on my walking route. The plaque itself is closer to the corner of...