Location

What you should know

Best time Visit on weekdays rather than weekends or holidays to avoid crowds, especially if you have toddlers who need space to explore the toddler-specific areas comfortably
Visitor tip Start with the three-story giant climber in the lobby to tire out active kids early, giving you breathing room to explore other exhibits at a slower pace with younger children
Visitor tip Use 'Beyond the Chalkboard' online resources before and after your visit to extend the educational value of exhibits and reinforce learning at home with hands-on activities

About Boston Children's Museum

Fun, hands-on educational exhibits aimed at kids 11 & under, plus a play space for toddlers.

Quick Facts

Type
Children's Museum
Highlights
PlaySpace for infants/toddlers, authentic Japanese House from Kyoto, hands-on STEAM activities, Winnie-the-Pooh experience
Notable Feature
100-year-old reconstructed silk merchant's home from Japan; 100+ year old museum collection

What visitors say

Great place for young kids! Lots of hands-on, interactive exhibits that keep toddlers and elementary-age children engaged and learning. Perfect for play and discovery, especially with younger children. It can get busy on weekends and…
If you have a 3 - 8 year old drop what you are currently doing and head to Seaport! Dedicated areas for different developmental stages with lots of climbing, fine motor skills activities, and imaginative play. A three story giant…
Great experience for our 6yr old granddaughter. Lots to do, climb, art projects - bubble making, and Lego building. Small bouldering wall, and of course, the gigantic puzzle climb.

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