宪法号博物馆

如果你到了波士顿,可别错过这个博物馆。要带好身份证,或者护照才能看到那艘船哦。我问了他们为什么要身份证明,结果是因为这个215年历史的文物,现在居然还是在服役的海军船舰哦。这趟游览对于一家老小都很有意思,不管是小孩,还是退役的老海军。你可以自行参观,也可以参加游览团,带团的会是分配到这艘船上的六十个海军现役军人之一哦。不管你到波士顿会做什么看什么,这肯定会是你印象最深的。

在我观光之前我听到,也读到有很多人抱怨登船的时候需要提供并展示身份证,这倒是可以理解。毕竟是海军来进行管理运营的,而不是普通的公园。如果你要去空军基地或者军队基地,你同样需要出示身份证,非常普遍。一定要参加带导游的观光团,我们的导游非常有趣,给我们提供了非常多的信息。此外,这也是唯一可以进入甲板下面的方式。我强烈建议大家从Long Wharf(就在Faneuil Hall后面一点)码头坐轮船过来,博物馆就在"自由之路“的另一头。博物馆跟Bunker山相连,因此早上或者下午的时候,景色非常棒。

非常失望,因为上船需要带照片的证件——比如护照。我们在哪儿都没看到过这个要求,都已经乘有轨电车到了北部车站,冒雨在桥上步行了一刻钟,却不能上船。博物馆非常有意思,门票是靠捐款。

在这里你能真正看到300年前的海军船及其船员模样。要注意的是,甲板下面的天花板很矮。你得弯着腰才能四处逛逛。我们来的那天没提供导游服务,但甲板下方有个很懂武器,尤其是船上大炮的海军士兵。总之,有些特别,但绝对值得观赏!

上USS Constitution和USS Cassin Young都是不要钱的。进博物馆需要买门票，不过也可以只在门口商店买点纪念品。有趣的是18世纪的USS Constitution一直是美国海军现役战舰，上面的人员都是正式的美国军人，而20世纪的USS Cassin Young则是已经退役了，由国家公园的Ranger们负责。虽然走到海军船坞确实挺久，但还是很值得的。

Boston is one of the best cities in the World and this historical site is one of the reasons why. The guides on board are excellent and for our children to see their history books come to life is so truly important. If you are visiting add this to your list of sites to see.

Being an ex US Navy veteran compelled me to take the tour, which was along the freedom trail. One gets the true perspective of what sea life was like sailors of that time. All I take from Boston and the history surrounding the city is pride to be an AMERICAN. I recommend the tour of the Constitution most highly.

is an easy one to catch when using one of the hop-on-hop-off tours around town (which I recommend to do early on to get a good overview on the city). Tours are frequently scheduled and as informative as fun to listen to.

This museum has great hands-on experience for both old and young centered on the history of the USS Constitution which is berthed nearby. The ship will be going into dry dock soon for 3 years, but this is an opportunity to visit the area and see a ship in dry dock and to learn more about its history and the day to day lives of its sailors. Highly recommended. Free but donations are suggested.

A visit to the USS Constitution is one of those things every visitor to Boston -- and every local, too -- should do. It's a bit touristy, and there is a bit of a religious aspect to the experience -- like you're in a shrine to the US Navy -- but the boat is still interesting and informative. Boys will probably like the tour more than most girls. The gift shop is cheesy.And one of the underrated aspects about the visit is the view from the pier back toward downtown Boston -- a good vantage of the harbor if you can't take a harbor ferry.

Great place to visit but not when its pouring with rain. Apart from that the serving naval personnel were informative and great to meet. Easy to get to and well worth a visit with other interesting places nearby.Its easy to walk to or by bus.

while the weather is nice, this is an easy inexpensive (free) way to kill a couple of hours. Heading across the brige to charlston the navy yeard is right there. The constitution is flanked by a destroyer which offers a tour also, although i didnt see it this time.-Been there done that, but interestin 1 time.. The Constitution however is just cool. Careful not to bump your head walking below decks, but this old ship is both beautiful and brings back what is was like if fignt at sea in the 1800s. Boston has alot of free things to do, from the freedom trail to this great ship too the JFK library.

We were happy to see that the ship was open to tourists despite the 10 degree weather. The museum is very interactive and well done!

NIce old ship and interesting to see, I am not a big fan of ships, but it was a nice experience and some nice history behind.

Thrilling to see and experience the history of the area. We visited this site as a bus tour where we could hop off and on throughout the day, best way to see a number of sites in the city.