Boston Symphony Hall Tickets and Seating Charts - Boston, MA

Symphony Hall in Boston, Massachusetts, is one of the most iconic concert halls in the United States. It opened in 1900, and has since welcomed performances from some of the world’s most celebrated musicians, composers, and songwriters in history. The National Historic Landmark boasts a 3,600 seat auditorium covered with frescos depicting scenes from Greek mythology and has been praised by performers and music-lovers alike for its beauty and grace that make every single performance magical. Boston is a vibrant and exciting city and the perfect destination for a memorable music experience. Start off on the Freedom Trail, a two and half mile tour that takes you past historic Revolutionary War sites, then take a break in one of the city’s quaint parks or venture over to Faneuil Hall Marketplace for some shopping. After spending the day delving into its rich cultural heritage, make sure to dine at one of the legendary seafood restaurants renowned for their famous chowder. Finally, get ready for an evening of world-class entertainment - whether it be jazz clubs along Massachusetts Avenue or across Beacon Hill.