Went to see the pastels and Rothko exhibits - both on at least until the end of the year. Small but extremely well curated, great descriptions means audio guides weren’t necessary. Go early especially on a weekend - it gets quite crowded in the afternoon.

Had time to,spare between meetings in Boston so I decided ( since it was a rainy day ) to enjoy the MFA. Just loved the French Impressionist exhibit. Staff incredibly helpful at directing visitors. Really. Treat

Although the museum's web site did not explain, you can see the special exhibition of rarely seen pastels for just the price of admission. Info not readily available by phone either. Had to call the press office to see if the exhibition required a special...More

This is my fifth visit. We had only a coule hours to visit so we went upstairs to the Art of Europe gallery and from there almost immediately to the Impression hallway and Monet room. We liked the revised placement of the paintings by Sisley,...More

What an amazing art museum! This art museum has so much to offer. If you are in the least bit interested in the humanities, be sure to add this to your itinerary, you won't be disappointed.

The MFA is very manageable. Exhibits are big enough to capture what you want to see, but small enough to move on quickly if you're with a group that is just browsing. Exhibits move in/out frequently so it's never completely the same. From quirky (Murakami...More

MFA has a Casanova exhibit that is fantastic. I loved the fact that I could download the audio on my phone and then enjoy it at my pace. Beautifully done... Thanks MFA.