3 Best Places To See in Boston, MA

“New England Aquarium engages a broad audience and is dedicated to preserving the blue planet. The aquarium welcomes more than 1.3 million visitors per year and also serves as a major public education resource for the region. The four-storey Giant Ocean Tank offers visitors 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 to members and children aged three and under. Its main attractions include the Simons Theatre and the Whale Watch, which operates from April through November. Children under three are not included in the admission count and always receive free entry.”

“Museum of Science has launched a new digital museum experience for audiences, MOS at Home. This initiative was developed to strengthen the connection between the public and science. Visitors can explore 700 immersive displays, thrilling events, regular presentations, hands-on experiences, and live animals. The museum offers lively programmes and 700 interactive displays, attracting around 1.5 million visitors annually. It has embarked on transforming 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 improve sustainability. Numerous interactive sessions allow visitors to gain deeper insights into the exhibits. Museum of Science offers free or discounted admission to temporary exhibitions for members.”

“Museum of Fine Arts is the 20th-largest art museum in the world by collection size, with nearly 500,000 artworks, including 8,161 paintings. The museum welcomes over a million visitors annually to explore art from ancient Egypt to modern times, along with special exhibitions and creative educational programmes. A highlight of the MFA's expansion is the spectacular Art of the Americas wing, which doubled the number of objects on display. Museum of Fine Arts offers creative programmes for students and teachers, encouraging exploration of its world-renowned collections and groundbreaking exhibitions. The museum provides free access for university members and NH and ME resident students, along with various activities and guided tours.”