📜 221-foot granite obelisk in Charlestown, Boston, dedicated in 1843.🔍 Commemorates the Battle of Bunker Hill, a pivotal Revolutionary War confrontation, and stands atop Breed's Hill, a key stop on Boston's Freedom Trail.# Why Go🏞️ Panoramic views of Boston from the 221-foot pinnacle (294 steps).🏛️ Major stop along the historic Freedom Trail.📚 Learn about the American Revolution and battle history at the Bunker Hill Museum.🆓 Free admission to the monument and museum.# Why Avoid🧗 Top of monument only accessible via 294 spiral stairs, potentially claustrophobic.👥 Limited capacity (25 people at a time).🚫 Service animals not permitted inside the monument.⚠️ Monument climbing may close due to weather or safety.🅿️ Street parking can be scarce in the area; circle the square for street spots.# Tips🌅 For sunset views, arrive before 4:30 PM in late fall to early spring.Visit the accessible Bunker Hill Museum for more history.# Cost💰 Free admission to monument and museum.# Hours🕒 Daily, but monument and museum hours vary and may be closed.# Toilets🚻 Wheelchair accessible restrooms available at the museum.# Accessibility♿ Lodge and base of monument are wheelchair accessible.♿ All museum floors are accessible by elevator.♿ Monument top is 294 stairs only.
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