4.7/5
一个爱出去的人The Harvard Art Museums are an essential part of any Harvard trip. We took our children there twice; the first visit was unforeseen, but the second was a perfect opportunity. While the museums aren't large, the galleries are interconnected, and the exhibits are strategically arranged, allowing you to fully explore Harvard's century-long collection without having to backtrack. Admission is free, but registration is required. There's a small but welcoming dining area on the first floor. It's best to avoid meal times, or enjoy brunch before entering, followed by coffee and snacks between visits. We spent a full day exploring the museums and were deeply impressed by the endless charm of this world-class university. A trip to Harvard offers even more possibilities for our children's growth and development. Here are some authentic world-famous paintings from the museums' long-standing collection, ready for everyone to explore and appreciate.
4.5/5
วรินทร์พัชร เบญจพิพัฒน์กุลIt is a cute aquarium and perfect for a little family visit. However it is kind of small and there weren’t as many interesting exhibitions as I expected. If you only need to spend an hour or two then it’s perfect.
4.4/5
palettes_nyCompared with the science museums in New York and Washington, the science museum in Boston seems a bit deserted and niche. The museum is built on the banks of the Charles River. The scenery is naturally amazing and beautiful. You can walk across the bridge all the way. This museum combines natural history museums, science museums, and planetariums. It can be said that it is a very suitable museum series for family travel in Boston. Here you can also see the research results displayed by major technology companies and top universities, and most of the exhibits are also interactive multimedia designs. There are students of all ages in each exhibition hall. I feel that the theme content of the exhibition hall is quite scientific. 📌 As a tradition of science museums, how can we miss the domineering dinosaur models, so the museum here must also be arranged. There are also two models of Tyrannosaurus Rex outside the museum. I feel that the content of the exhibition hall is also very interesting and fun. From black bears to beavers, it shows the evolution of the ecosystem and geographical environment of New England and the impact on organisms. The museum also set up a special interactive area where you can touch the fur of American beavers
44.8/5palettes_nyIt turns out that if you don't have kids, you don't have to check in at this museum lol. I don't know what I was thinking at the time. After visiting Fan Pier Park, I saw this museum and thought about visiting it. I also wanted to feel what the children's museum here is like. Will it be the same as the science and technology museum I liked to visit when I was a child? Hahaha, it turns out that I thought too much. The museum is really built for children and is full of childlike fun. If you want to find a highlight for the museum, it is probably the various colliding colors in each exhibition hall. It is colorful and feels like summer. And most of the entertainment facilities here are interactive, and I feel that children will like it very much. If you come here without children, the clerk of the museum will also ask you to deposit a certificate here and take it away when you leave the museum. Maybe there are really few people who come here to check in the Children's Museum. It is highly recommended to come here to play and watch in person. There is also a Japanese courtyard residential garden in the museum. You need to wear slippers to enter. The layout of the exhibition hall is more interesting.
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