Skywalk Observatory 4.3 (reviews)

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About Skywalk Observatory

Are you ready to feel like a bird, high up in the sky looking down at everyone below?

If you are, then just visit the Skywalk Observatory, Boston's only sky-high vantage point for sweeping 360 degree views of Greater Boston and beyond!

Here, you can let your eyes and ears do the walking as the family experiences the exclusive state-of-the-art Antenna Audio Tour that details the city's many points of historic and cultural interest. It's a great learning experience for kids!

Not only do children of all ages find the view from 700 ft. up to be truly exhilarating, but teachers become equally excited by our enriching and interactive exhibits showcasing Boston’s cultural history.

Whilst at the Skywalk Observatory, you can also visit the Dreams of Freedom Museum, where you can see an exhibit that celebrates the role that immigration has played shaping this amazing city, as well as check out the multimedia movie theater where you can see two films that explain the history!

Great fun for kids - just make sure you take your camera!

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Adults $19

Children $13 (Under 12)

Last Update 2022

Discount Students, Seniors and CityPASS holders

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Skywalk Observatory FAQ’s

I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Skywalk Observatory?

There are plenty of places in the area to enjoy some tasty food - or you can just look from the top at what you want to eat afterwards!

Any top tips when visiting?

The audio tour guides come in two versions - one for kids and one for adults. They also come in 6 languages for adults. Child tours are just in English

Teachers corner

They have group rates so why not take the students - it's a great way for them to learn history!

Is Skywalk Observatory fully accessible?

Just give them a call to check the accessibility