Boston Guildhal

Boston's Guildhall of St. Mary is one of the most seasoned and most huge religious guildhalls in the country.The building has had a long and changed history, from its beginnings as a religious guildhall, at that point as a town corridor, a Museum and furthermore as a British eatery amid World War II.An abundance of stories, mysteries and encounters are told and shared all through the building including the historical backdrop of the Guild of St Mary, worldwide exchange with the Hanseatic League, Henry VIII disintegrate of the Guild, the establishment of the Corporation of Boston and the exceptionally celebrated trial and detainment of the Pilgrim Fathers.

The building comprises of a house of prayer, banqueting lobby, court, gathering chamber, rich, kitchen and cell zone. Bostons Tourist Information Center is in the Guildhall and the building is accessible for common wedding functions.

Wednesday - Saturday, 10.30am - 3.30pm