Bunker Hill Monument
A 221-foot granite obelisk in Boston commemorating the Battle of Bunker Hill, a pivotal Revolutionary War confrontation.

šŸ“œ 221-foot granite obelisk in Charlestown, Boston, dedicated in 1843.šŸ” 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

šŸžļø Panoramic views of Boston from the 221-foot pinnacle (294 steps).
šŸ›ļø Major stop along the historic Freedom Trail.
šŸ“š Learn about the American Revolution and battle history at the Bunker Hill Museum.
šŸ†“ Free admission to the monument and museum.

Why Avoid

šŸ§— Top of monument only accessible via 294 spiral stairs, potentially claustrophobic.
šŸ‘„ Limited capacity (25 people at a time).
🚫 Service animals not permitted inside the monument.
āš ļø Monument climbing may close due to weather or safety.
šŸ…æļø Street parking can be scarce in the area; circle the square for street spots.

Tips

šŸŒ… For sunset views, arrive before 4:30 PM in late fall to early spring.Visit the accessible Bunker Hill Museum for more history.

Cost

šŸ’° Free admission to monument and museum.

Hours

šŸ•’ 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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