Are you fond of history? Or do you love taking a journey to the past? Here is a list of famous museums in Boston that let you know the historical stories of the city. Explore these popular museums of Boston to educate yourself! You can visit things to do in Boston page if you want to check all other attractions and activities.
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The Boston Museum of Fine Arts could be acknowledged as an intriguing mixture of two other internationally celebrated vaults of fine symbolization: the Musee d'orsay of Paris, and the British Museum o...Read more
Be a part of the popular event that changed the face of the American history for a lifetime. The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is a floating museum that comes with an out of the world experience...Read more
The John F. Kennedy Presidential Museum & Library brings the Kennedy era back to life. The museum is home to displays of the Kennedy family, Kennedy Nixon, the space program, the Cuban missile cri...Read more
Beacon Hill is a historic area in the city of Boston. The streets are well decorated and is replete with museums, galleries, cafes, restaurants, bakeries and more. The area is pretty entertaining and ...Read more
In the heart of the Fenway area somewhere around the museum of fine arts lies this beautiful museum of Isabella Stewart Gardner. The museum is home to art that was collected by an amateur who was real...Read more
Museum of Science Boston (MOS) is one of the world's largest science centers and New England's most attended cultural institution. It is a science museum and indoor zoo (more than 100 animals) in Bost...Read more
Built in 1797, the world's oldest commissioned naval vessel still afloat, the USS Constitution, is most famous for her actions in 1812, the defeat and capture of several warships, one of the battles e...Read more
This is a significant port depicting the history of Boston. The old ship features interesting pieces of history dating back to the 18th century. The navy yard is tiny dark and congested. Although the ...Read more
The MIT is renowned as one of the heading private universities and schools in Cambridge, provincially situated in Massachusetts. Five schools and one school involving 33 scholastic streams are the pri...Read more
The Museum of African American History is an African meeting house where a slavery speech was once delivered by Frederick Douglas. The house is rich with historic facts and happenings. It tells about ...Read more
If you know about Paul Revere, the famous American patriot and care to know even more about him, then you can pay a visit to the Paul Revere House. It is the same home from which Paul Revere started o...Read more
Hull Life Saving Museum is much more than just a museum. The exhibits portray the courageous rescues by Joshua James’s crew who saved more than 500 sailors wrecked at the entrance of Boston harb...Read more
The Boston Tea Party was a political protest on December 16,1773whichh arose as a result of the twin issues faced by the British Empire. The first being the financial problem of British East India Com...Read more
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Duration: 3 Hrs 30 Mins
This fascinating historical day trip from Boston takes you to the famous nearby Massachusetts cities of Cambridge, Lexington ...
Duration: 10 Hrs
Escape to the lovely coastal city of Newport, Rhode Island, on this day trip that includes both a guided tour and free time. ...
Duration: 3 Hrs
Get up close and personal to New Englands wildlife with this Boston Super Saver. With your naturalist guide, spot whales and ...
Duration: Flexible
Explore Boston your own way with the flexible Go Boston Card. Do as much or as little sightseeing as you like, at your own pa...
