Boston Museum of Fine Arts: Centuries of Culture

Discover one of the most eclectic and all encompassing art museums in the world. This century-old Boston museum and has one of the largest Impressionist collections and houses nearly 450,000 pieces of art. The Boston Museum of Fine Arts offer vast collections that include Egyptian artifacts, French impressionist, post-impressionist, 18th and 19th century American art, and Asian art, as well as a Japanese Garden. Guests can also partake in advanced educational programs and many special exhibitions year round. In fact, the museum is affiliated with the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, with a satellite museum in Nagoya, Japan. Visitors can shop at one of three gift shops for eclectic souvenirs and dine at one of four restaurants.

Details

Prices -

Adults: $25; Seniors (65+), Students (18 ): $23
Children: (7-17): $10 (6 and under): Free
All children are Free on Weekends, weekdays after 3:00 p.m. and school holidays.

Hours -

Saturday - Tuesday: 10 am to 5 pm; Wednesday - Friday: 10 am to 10 pm

Events

Family Art Walk

Namaste Saturdays

MFA First Fridays

Activities

Exhibits
Gift Shops

Private Events
Lectures

Dining
Tours

FAQs

Where can I get a map of the Boston museum of fine arts?

Interactive maps of the museum and its exhibits are found on the museum's website - http://www.mfa.org/search?search_api_views_fulltext=map. Visitors can also head to the ticket counter or guest services inside the museum while touring.

Where Can I park At the Boston Museum of Fine Arts?

There are three parking area for MFA: the Huntington Lot, the Fenway Lot, and the Museum Road Garage, all of which have entrances on Museum Road. The Huntington lot offers closer parking to the Huntington Avenue Entrance and the Fenway parking lot is more accessible to the State Street Corporation Fenway Entrance. Keep your parking ticket with you; all parking facilities are automated. Scan your membership card to receive the discounted rate.