Massachusetts Culture and Sights

With whale watching and IMAX complimenting an astounding collection of aquatic life, the New England aquarium never disappoints. The most prominent and popular aquarium in the United States, the New En...

One of the most prestigious universities in the world, Harvard also plays an important role in Boston's architectural history. Harvard University contains a lot of interesting architecture. Frank Lloy...

Spend a day inside this famous museum. See what the rotating exhibits are before visiting. There is always something great coming through, but at the same time, the permanent exhibits will keep you bus...

This large building has been a marketplace since the 1700's. Faneuil Hall played an important role in America's history. Sam Adams made several speeches here, and it has been a marketplace for almost 3...

For just a suggested donation of $2, you can tour this award-winning brewery and sample its world famous brews. Sam Adams Brewery makes great beer sold in the New England area. There are many differen...

The Boston Memorial to the President. Museum and memorial to assassinated President in 1963 and his brother Robert (assassinated 1968) in a spectacular building by IM Pei. Tgl. Clock 9-17, admission $ 1...

From the lucrative China trade tells the fascinating museum in Salem. In Peabody, one of the largest museums in the East Coast, are treasures from Asia to the East India trade of the Marine Society to s...

One of the nation's first contemporary art collections has a new state-of-the-art home on the Boston waterfront. This museum is less intimidating than the MFA, and it's got some of the world's best con...

This was the meeting point for the Boston Tea Party in 1773. 5,000 citizens gathered here to organize the Boston Tea Party in 1773. Then it was the largest building in Boston. It also served as a chu...