Tours
Trinity Church Boston is designated as “one of the ten most important buildings in America” by the American Institute of Architects. More than 70,000 visitors tour this National Historic Landmark building each year. Come see why!
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Visitor Service Hours
Due to the excessive heat on Tuesday, July 16 through Wednesday, July 17, Visitor Services will be open from 10 am to 2 pm both days. The last ticket will be sold at 1:30 and the Sanctuary will close at 2 pm.
Our regular tour hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 am to 5 pm with the last ticket sold at 4:30 pm.
During the months of July and August, we are also open on Sundays from 11 am to 4 pm, with the last ticket sold at 3:30 pm.
NOTE: Summer hours may need to be adjusted with minimal notice due to extreme heat and weather. For up-to-date hours and tour times please call 617-536-0944, ext. 002
As an active Episcopal parish, these times may vary due to weddings, funerals and other parish events.
The price is $10 for Adults, or $8 for Seniors, Students, Educators, Military, First Responders, and Massachusetts Residents. Children younger than 14 and EBT & WIC cardholders are free.
To purchase tickets or visit the Shop during these hours, enter the main doors on the West Porch (facing Copley Square).
As of July 20, 2023, fencing is up on Copley Square for the Copley Square Renovation. But Trinity Church Boston is open for worship, tours, and prayer.
You can check out the email to the parish about the construction here.
And, you can read the city's dedicated website about the project here.
Click the image above to see scheduled Guided Tours on the web calendar.
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Our Stitching in the Spirit group knits shawls for people recovering from illness and injury.
If you didn’t know there was such a thing as the Boston Church Softball League, you know now!
Trinity’s unique book group primarily reads and discusses short stories whose plots, characters, and themes raise issues of faith.
