The atmosphere is one of inviting with rich history and fascinating exhibitions. It pays to arrive early or book ahead to avoid the queue. Suitable for all ages especially for children to explore. Wheelchair accessible entrance and parking. There's lavatory and gift shop. It has...More

As Europeans we skipped most of the European artists as we get to see plenty of them and focused on the American artists who we would rarely see. The building is fabulous with a combination of really old and really new but it is huge...More

I always visit this museum when in Boston. Love their collection of Old Masters and Impressionist paintings. They have a fine collection of Monet that is not to be missed.

A beautiful collection; well worth seeing; the only downside is that it is very expensive. I feel it would be a hardship for many people because of the price.

Lots to see and do here. Plus great restaurants and a lovely garden to muse in. I particularly enjoyed the photography exhibition on the ground floor. However, every exhibit was excellent and with good information to allow you to find out more if you wished.

I used to go here as a young girl. After a half century, and living abroad, I returned. Sticker shock at the cost of admission comparing it to the $2.00 of long ago. It was worth every penny. Room after room of the displays left...More

Wonderful selection of art, the Singer Sargent room is delightful. I also enjoyed the Art of the Americas with its folk art and naive paintings.