3 Best Places To See in Boston, MA

“New England Aquarium engages the broadest possible constituency and works hard to preserve the blue planet. The Aquarium welcomes more than 1.3 million visitors per year. The New England Aquarium also provides major public education resources for the region. The four-story Giant Ocean Tank offers you the opportunity to discover and enjoy a 200,000-gallon Caribbean coral reef exhibit teeming with more than 1,000 marine animals. New England Aquarium offers free admission for members and children aged three and under. The main attractions at the New England Aquarium include the Simons Theatre and the Whale Watch, which operates from April through November. Children under the age of three are not included in the admission count and are always admitted free.”

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“The Museum of Science has launched a new digital museum experience for audiences, MOS at Home. The museum was developed to expand the relationship between the public and science. You can see 700 immersive displays, thrilling events, regular presentations, hands-on experiences, and live animals. The museum has lively programs and 700 interactive displays, and it draws around 1.5 million visitors a year. The museum embarked on the transformation of more than half of its 130,000 square feet of gallery space to tell the story of the natural and engineered worlds, enhance the visitor experience, and make the facility more sustainable. There are many interactive sessions so that visitors can gain more information and knowledge about the exhibits. The Museum of Science affords free or discounted admission to temporary exhibitions for membership holders.”

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“The Museum of Fine Arts is the 20th-largest art museum in the world, measured by the number of artworks in its public gallery, which contains almost 500,000 artworks and has 8,161 paintings in its collection. The museum welcomes over a million tourists each year to experience art from ancient Egyptian to modern, special exhibits, and creative educational programs. The highlight of the MFA expansion is a spectacular new wing, the museum's Art of the Americas, which doubled the number of objects on display at the museum. The Museum of Fine Arts also provides creative programs for students and teachers that promote the exploration of its world-renowned collections and groundbreaking exhibitions. The museum also offers free access for university members and entry for NH and ME resident students, as well as activities and tours available in the museum.”

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