Park Street Church

We attended a 4pm Sunday service and was very chill. Lasted until 5:10. You can see the cemetery and the Common from the windows and hear the church bells. Welcoming environment in a 200+ year old church. The outside is gorgeous. We ended up parking our car several blocks away for free.

7 months ago

Stunning Boston Wedding Venue with history! We’ve worked in countless venues across New England — Park Street Church is one of the best in Boston. The architecture is timeless, the natural light is incredible for both photography and videography, and the ceremony space is spacious yet intimate. Captured a beautiful wedding here — the church's iconic red carpet aisle, tall white columns, and historic charm added elegance to every frame. The layout is perfect for smooth processions and guest flow, and the balcony provides excellent angles for wide shots. If you want a Boston wedding venue that’s classic, photogenic, and deeply meaningful, Park Street Church delivers. Highly recommend for any couple looking for a beautiful church wedding in downtown Boston.

10 months ago

My hubby and I were visiting Boston from Minnesota and wanted to go to church while there. We would've had to take an expensive uber ride to the nearest church of our denomination, so I just picked a church within walking distance of our rental. This church was a great choice. The atmosphere was inviting and the sermon was phenomenal! This Pentecostal girl was struggling to stay silent! I was not used to the liturgy, but muddled through, and no one seemed to mind. If I was ever in the neighborhood again, I'd definitely return! They also have a historic cemetery which was a fun surprise. There are so many famous people buried there! If you're looking for a church this one should definitely make your list (even if its not your denomination).

3 months ago

Delightful, Beautiful & Historical Church! This is like stop number 3 on the Freedom Trail after Boston Commons and the state house. it is a beautiful church and very historical (for the USA) as dating back all the way to the 19th Century. Next door there is the Granary Burying ground where most of the revolutionaries are buried. We really enjoyed this Church but did not have the chance to go in as it was closed the day we were here in summer.

a year ago

We visited on a Wednesday morning in mid-June 2025. We were doing this as part of the Freedom Trail and we did not actually go inside but we stopped outside to read the signage and take some pictures. They have infographics on display in the windows.

7 months ago