My only complaint was the lack of activity. Art was great, we had a fun time.
Great museum with a wonderful range of art from around the world and throughout history.
Excellent collection of conitreprary and modern art. 2nd floor is my favorite. Right now they had interesting exhibition of American art (colonization years)
The admission price is $5 for students! Amazing architecture and inspiring gardens compliment a vast collection of art. Take the time to visit this museum, you won't be sorry.
An unique museum whereby the collector's personality shines strongly through her creative installation of the art she collects. New extension by Renzo Piano is sensitive to original palazzo.Thumbs up!
Love! Words cannot describe the little slice of magic that of the garden alone. A true woman of the arts, her collection is very personal and quite magical —highly recomended!
Consider visiting during the day so you can see the art in the museum’s best light, & at night, to take in the building’s glow as its own vibrant piece of art. -- Green Guide Editor
My favorite museum in Boston. In addition to great art, wonderful knowledgeable staff, the museum also offers a awesome view on the Boston harbor!
Lovely views of the harbor. Smaller on the inside than it looks, with uneven shows. (My favorite game: art or "art"?)
Always something happening here: festivals year round and street performers every day!
its very nice place sea food is great lots of people very fun street performers
We love Faneuil Hall Marketplace for the food and shopping experience but the street performers are Top Notch and favorite!!
Quite possibly one of Boston's biggest crafts + arts + farmers markets and it takes place every Sunday during the summer! Take some time to go, it's entirely worth it.
Every Sunday (except holidays) from May-October, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. - a great place to find artists, farmers, and all types of vendors selling their best stuff. Read more.
Great gifts, art, vintage finds and food trucks. Spend a Sunday getting to know local artisans and enjoying the sunshine.
Open to the public the first Friday of every month! Very worth your time. Snacks and wine and art and artists!
On the 1st Friday of every month, you can walk through the studios and meet the artists. It's a wonderful way to spend an evening.
Building that reminds me of my art school :) grab a flyer and visit artist open studios, it's every second weekend of the month
It's amazing that the Greenway even exists in the first place - check out the views and art installations that line it.
Always some sort of art installation along this park. Great to stroll through
Check out all the small parks in this strip, each one has a unique art structure from the Design school.
The athenaeum is a members-only library, so visitors are allowed only on the first floor, but you can take a guided art and architecture tour on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3 p.m. Read more.
If you love books, take a free Art & Architecture tour, offered several times throughout the week. It's such a beautiful place full of history, worth taking a look!
Fire up the laptop (wifi) on the hidden balcony on the second floor overlooking the cemetery. Realize how lucky you are. Read more.
American art is great
Fabulous collocations of American Arts. Not to be missed when in Boston visiting.
Denise is a fantastic tour guide!!! Figure out when she's working!
Since it opened, a wide range of artists, including Talking Heads, Thomas Dolby, Melissa Ferrick, Chick Corea, Bill Frisell, Sonny Rollins, and comedian Bill Maher, have recorded there.
The BPC hosts over 200 concerts every year, featuring talented students, faculty, visiting artists, and shows of all genres by local promoters and arts presenters. Check out www.berklee.edu/BPC!
Mezzanine seats has great view of the stage and wonderful acoustics
CraftBoston Holiday Exhibit & Sale-100's of options at this weekend-long exhibit of craft items made by over 90 artists. Clothes, jewelry, & weird little artsty-looking things (Through Sunday Dec 12) Read more.
Five resident theatre companies, four resident dance companies, the architecturally unique Cyclorama, an art gallery, and two delicious chic restaurants... the BCA has transformed the South End!
The heart of Boston arts and theater. This 23,000-square-foot space is a venue for artistic shows, public events, and private functions. Read more.
Great story and tribute to the author in this art sculpture. Take a picture of your kids on the mother Duck.
Every Little Kid visiting Boston must visit this famous family of ducks
You're not a "Make Way for Ducklings" completist until you also visit the copy of the statue near Moscow's Novodevichy Monastery. Read more.
Around lunch time for many there is ParkArts and supposedly local artists setup on Copley park and perform :) ...it is quite nice.
Originally created by Huntington Ave intersecting 2 smaller spaces & called Art Square. Renamed 1883 in honor of 18th century painter John Singleton Copley (see park statue). More info in blog.<LINK> Read more.
A perfectly clear day backdrop for a beautiful makeshift memorial.
Great for kids. Great for adults. Good mix of music, art, culture and food all in a beautiful outdoor setting.
A unique place to grab a beer, play lawn games and check out the art day or night
The best new addition to the Seaport area. It's a playground for adults. Pets and bikes aren't allowed though.
Go to Citi Performing Arts Center Wang Theater with your dancing shoes on, it's a great place for concerts! Read more.
Beautiful, absolutely gorgeous building and the band Boston made for a fantastic ngiht!
On show nights there is a bar on the lower level that doesn't get crowded.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA