World-class art museum featuring over 100 galleries of global masterpieces, special exhibitions, and educational programs.
General Information
Thursday and Friday: 10am to 10pm
Closed Tuesdays and major holidays
Last entry 30 minutes before closing
Seniors (65+): $25
Youth (7–17): $10
Children 6 and under: Free
Special exhibitions may require additional ticket
Free admission on Wednesday evenings after 4pm (voluntary contribution)
How to Get There
Take the Green Line E branch to Museum of Fine Arts Station, or the Orange Line to Ruggles Station and walk 10 minutes.
Overview
The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is one of the most comprehensive art museums in the world, housing a collection that spans continents and centuries. From ancient Egyptian artifacts and Asian scrolls to Impressionist paintings and contemporary installations, the museum’s galleries offer a journey through human creativity. Highlights include the Art of the Americas Wing, the European Masters collection, and rotating exhibitions that bring global perspectives to Boston’s cultural landscape. Visitors can also enjoy multimedia guides, family programs, and artist talks that deepen the museum experience.
Founded in 1870, the MFA has grown into a vibrant institution that reflects Boston’s intellectual and artistic spirit. Its neoclassical architecture and modern additions provide a stunning backdrop for its 450,000 works of art. The museum is also a center for education and conservation, partnering with Tufts University and offering resources for scholars and students. Whether you're a seasoned art lover or a curious newcomer, the MFA invites you to explore, reflect, and be inspired by the power of art.
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