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Bunker Hill Monument

Monument Square, Boston, Massachusetts

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+1 617 242 5601, +1 617 242 1843

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www.cityofboston.gov

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For history buffs-if you make it to the end of the Freedom Trail, don't miss the new museum at the Bunker Hill Monument. more on TripAdvisor

There's a free museum across the street that we checked out before heading to the memorial. more on TripAdvisor

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Not worth the trek over the Charles unless you want to see a mini version of the Washington Monument-go the Navy Yard instead more on TripAdvisor

Takes you through parts of Boston you would otherwise not go to, and interesting part of the Freedom Trail more on TripAdvisor

There are 294 steps to the top, so it is a fair old climb, but the views from the top are very good. Someone else mentioned a fee - we weren't charged anything. We did this in December when there were ... more on TripAdvisor

Free attraction, paid for by your federal tax dollars. A must see. Almost 300 stairs will give you a great workout and the view from the top is well worth the trip. Kids ages 7, 9 & 11 loved it! Skip ... more on TripAdvisor

I stopped at the Bunder Hill Monument early November. Even the walk along the Freedom Trail up to the monument is rewarding. A statue of William Prescott (Don't fire until you see the whites of their ... more on TripAdvisor

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I think every American has heard this phrase, "Don’t Fire until you see the whites of their eyes. I am not as sure most of them know ... more on igougo

The Battle of Bunker Hill marked a shaky British victory in the American Revolutionary War on June 17, 1775. During the battle (which ... more on igougo

It sounds strange, climbing a 221-foot granite obelisk... But it's actually fun, and there's even a bit of history in it, as it marks ... more on igougo