The Sports Museum is a nonprofit museum housed inside TD Garden, the downtown arena that is home to the Boston Celtics and Boston Bruins. Spread across multiple levels of the building, its exhibits celebrate New England’s deep sports history, with memorabilia, photographs, life-size statues of local legends, and displays spanning basketball, hockey, baseball, football, and more.
Because the museum sits within an active arena, access is typically by guided tour and availability can depend on the building’s event schedule, so it’s wise to confirm hours and booking in advance. The location makes it easy to pair with a walk along the nearby Freedom Trail or a visit to the North End. Admission details, tour times, and event-day availability change, so check the official Sports Museum site before planning your visit.
Good to know
- Located inside TD Garden, home of the Celtics and Bruins
- Exhibits cover New England sports history across multiple levels
- Typically experienced via guided tour; availability tied to arena events
- Directly served by North Station for subway and commuter rail
Getting there
- Address: TD Garden, 100 Legends Way, Boston, MA 02114
- Neighborhood: West End (downtown, at North Station)
- Nearest T: North Station (MBTA Orange Line and Green Line; also Commuter Rail), adjacent to TD Garden