Museum of the National Center of Afro-American Artists
An art museum showcasing African and African-diaspora art, located in a historic house overlooking Roxbury and Franklin Park.
An art museum showcasing African and African-diaspora art, located in a historic house overlooking Roxbury and Franklin Park.
A small neighborhood museum highlighting the history and people of Allston and Brighton, with rotating community-focused exhibits.
A major presidential library on Columbia Point overlooking the harbor, with exhibits on JFK’s life, presidency, and legacy.
An interactive museum next to the JFK Library that explores the work of the U.S. Senate with replica chambers and hands-on exhibits.
A state history museum featuring original documents and exhibits about Massachusetts’ role in American history, located near the JFK Library.
A family-friendly museum at Charlestown Navy Yard telling the story of “Old Ironsides” and life at sea. Hands-on exhibits and artifacts make naval history accessible for both kids and adults.
One of the country’s largest art museums, featuring collections from ancient Egypt to contemporary art. Visitors can easily spend a full day exploring galleries, special exhibitions, and the museum’s cafes and shop.
A modern art museum on the Seaport waterfront, known for cutting-edge exhibitions, glass-and-steel architecture, and harbor views. Its outdoor steps and waterfront deck are as much a draw as the galleries inside.
An interactive museum on floating ships where visitors can learn about and reenact the Boston Tea Party. Costumed guides, multimedia exhibits, and a recreated colonial town atmosphere make it very hands-on.
A popular family attraction on the waterfront featuring a giant ocean tank, penguins, and interactive marine exhibits. It’s surrounded by harbor views, boat tours, and plenty of kid-friendly activities nearby.