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The red-brick Faneuil Hall with its pediment and arched windows, seen from the corner of its plaza on a bright day.
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Faneuil Hall

Faneuil Hall is a red-brick market and meeting hall in downtown Boston, opened in 1742 and enlarged by Charles Bulfinch in 1806. Known as the Cradle of Liberty for the speeches and protests held there before the American Revolution, it has shops on the ground floor, a National Park Service visitor center and the Great Hall upstairs, where rangers give talks.

Good to know

Opening hours
Mon–Tue closedWed–Sun 10:00–17:00
Price
Free entry

Hours checked October 15, 2026 · source nps.gov

When to go

Today’s hoursAll weekHide week
MonClosed
TueClosed
Wed10:00–17:00
Thu10:00–17:00
Fri10:00–17:00
Sat10:00–17:00
Sun10:00–17:00

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Frequently asked questions

Is Faneuil Hall free?

Yes. Entry to Faneuil Hall is free.

What are the opening hours of Faneuil Hall?

Opening hours: Mon–Tue closed · Wed–Sun 10:00–17:00.

Free entry

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