Hi --The Boston MFA Egyptian collection is excellent with artifacts and examples from pre-dynastic through the Egyptian Greco-Roman era. Of particular note are the unusually realistic "Reserve Heads" and the "Red Sculpture... More

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Philip M

Shelby Township, Michigan

114

Reviewed 2 days ago

Ansel Adams

We canme for the Ansel Adams exhibit, but ended up spending the day. SO much to see! If you are an art lover, make sure you give yourseldf a LOT of time

Date of experience: December 2018

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chrisaK9463LT

Reviewed 4 days ago via mobile

Large museum

There are different sections with different levels. American, European, Contemporary, Asian, and Ancient. They have a variety of incredible works. A ticket will even get you in twice! We also received a discount because we went to the Gardner museum before this one.

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Hanna7777

Calgary, Canada

2213

Reviewed 5 days ago

Great collection of art!

It was my fist visit to this museum and it was really pleasant. The museum was not crowded with people, and it offers an awesome collection. Highly recommended. My only complaint - it was hard to navigate the halls (even having a map and asking...More

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merlinsurrietrekker

Glenshaw, Pennsylvania

569113

Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Wonderful 3 hours!

Fortunately for me I happened to be in the area and found myself with a free day. Once I checked the MFA website and saw that the current special exhibition was Winnie the Pooh, I purchased my online ticket. I truly enjoyed the exhibit and...More

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jodit888

Charleston, South Carolina

9719

So much to see you can’t possibly see it all

The Winnie the Pooh exhibit was really neat. I thought it would be just for kids but I actually enjoyed seeing the originals writings and drawings. After that I walked around the entire thing. I’m sure I missed so much! But everything I saw was...More

Date of experience: November 2018

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2007Europe

Montana

6324

Reviewed 1 week ago

Nice museum - needed more time.

We found the MFA layout a bit confusing, even with a floor map, and lost some time searching for particular exhibits. Loved the Winnie the Pooh exhibit (ends 1/6/19), especially having recently seen the Goodbye Christopher Robin movie. Made sure to see some of the...More

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FoodieinTucker

Tucker, Georgia

1610

World Class Museum

I've been blessed to have been able to visit museums in Paris, London, Rome and Gothenburg. Boston's Museum of Fine Arts, MFA, is a world class museum. My only regret is that I was limited to 4 hours, due to needing to catch a plane,...More

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brbes

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Wonderful, large art museum

I recently visited the Boston Museum of Fine Art. Large collection of varied arts. There was a special exhibit (no extra charge but you need timed tickets to enter it) of Winnie the Pooh drawings and Winnie the Pooh related items. There were activities within...More

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putnik123

Charlottesville, Virginia

596123

A true gem

Boston is rightly proud of its fine arts museum. From an outstanding permanent collection (especially the Impressionists) to interesting temporary exhibits (from propaganda post cards to Ansel Adams and his successors), there is something for everyone here. You can learn a lot just by walking...More

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dignashe

Boston, Massachusetts

375

Wonderful Museum!!!

Don't leave Boston without at least one visit to this gem of a museum. Wonderful mummies, and the American collection is superb. If you get there before it closes, definitively visit the Winnie the Pooh exhibit.

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