Unless you like old churches this is probably not for you. I like the Paul Reveere courtyard behind the church. It is on the freedom trail so if you are doing that it is worth stopping; don't make a special trip.

Definitely worth a visit. Take photos! Loved the little square pews, and the history of the lanterns. The volunteers working were very helpful.

If you're into history, the Old North Church is somewhere you definitely have to visit. It's one of the most iconic destinations for landmarks of our country's history. Its part of the freedom trail and I would recommend planning it out so this location is the "grand final" of your tour.

If you are in Boston, you have to see the Old North Church and the pews and the place where the Lanterns were placed. It is free and you can do a quick self guided tour. Have a nice lunch and go.

I went in expecting to have a quick look before heading to Charlestown. I did not know they have staff giving informational talks every 10-15 minutes. I ended up listening to the talks twice. They explain why there are box/booths in the church, how families used to decorate their boxes, how the church played a part in the revolution, how... More

Be sure to take a tour of the crypts and bell tower. The insights "behind the scenes" are very enlightening. We loved Collin, our tour guide-he was bright and very informative.

The guides were very enthusaistic and provided a lot of good information. They involved kids in the group as well as good history for the adults, too.

What a great experience for living history! One of many highlights on the Freedom Trail! Take time to listen to one of the talks given by staff about the history. You will learn some interesting things about the hanging of the lantern related to Paul Revere and about the angel figures surrounding the organ.

The whole experience from walking up to the church, past the Paul Revere memorial, brings you in touch with the remnants of the Battle of Bunker Hill, the use of the Church as a warning beacon, the famous people who have attended over the years, and the fact that some British Soldiers never left there, makes the whole experience worth... More