Most reviewed Churches in Boston, United States

Grand Episcopal church built in 1877, featuring notable stained-glass windows & vintage organs.

Hallowed 18th-century church & launch point for Paul Revere's revolutionary ride, with tours & more.

Historic Unitarian Christian church founded in 1686 with daily crypt & bell tower tours.

Gothic Revival-style cathedral from 1875, with a colonnaded, vaulted nave & colorful stained glass.

Ornate, 1875 church housing a congregation founded in 1669, with notable organs & jazz services.

Imposing, historic 1809 church & site of famous speeches, with a 217-ft steeple, services & more.

👍👍 Glorious building! The inside is much nicer than you'd ever expect. There is also an entire wall dedicated to the Harvard students/alumni who died in WWII. I'd say it's tied for first place with Widener Library for the most amazing building at Harvard Yard.

👍👍 Gives really nice tours and provides lots of information for visitors. Tiffany styled stain glass Windows are its highlight, and its history and that beautiful organ is its star! Very Serene and fills you with satisfaction as you tour through it. People practice music as sound reverberates through t...

😠 If I could give it a zero I would do it. Please stop calling yourself a Christian church. The religion you follow is wokeism, not Christianity. This church mocks God and what His word says about abortion and the sanctity of life. I pray you all repent before Jesus returns.

👍👍 President John Adams donated the money for the granite used to build this beautiful church. He and Abigail, along with their son President John Quincy Adams and his wife Louisa are at eternal rest in the Adams family crypt below the church. The Presidential pew is marked where President John Quinc...

👍👍 Thank you, Lord for allowing me to hear your message. Give me peace, faith and conviction that you are with us, O beloved Lord.

😠 This place is crazy! They are rude to the people in line trying to make use of their grocery give away. They were very unorganized. Staff gave a very different message via phone vs what a person would have to Deal with in person. It doesn't seem like this agency actually wants to assist any person...

👍 Goes back to colonial times. Inside has been made cozy by removing pews. Organ concerts there In the summer, IIRC. I service the clock and occasionally there's someone practicing on the pipe organ.