The location is easily reached by public transport. The museum is gorgeous, be prepared for lots of walking. The staff is very helpful, the bathrooms in the behind the scenes sections are spotless!

We were lucky enough to hit the museum on a free day - donations benefited the Boston One Fund - and it was great - I hadn't been there in over 20 years and it has grown so much. A great day!

If you are looking for spend an evening enjoying art in a quite modern museum setting, then this is your opportunity. The MFA recently added a new wing, which hosts American art exhibits. Also, now on Wednesdays they offer admission for a donation. Parking after 5:30 pm is discounted daily. It can save you time of you plan which halls... More

It reminded me of the British Museum in London, but off course a little smaller. Clean but elegant rooms. I liked the fact that rooms were build as they were in old times. It's like you are in a house or mansion. I discovered lots of American painters I didn't know before. A must see even when it doesn't rain.

This museum reflects the money that was and is in Boston. The Egypt section was amazing. Harvard and the MFA brought back an amazing amount of artifcats in 1920's. It is a site to behold. The impressionist section was truly excellent. Amazing. My family spent all day and did not see the entire museum. It really takes two days to... More

This was my first art museum experience in the US and I was very impressed by how they maintain their museums, and by the exhibitions. The Boston Museum of Fine Arts has a bit of everything and will cater to any museum goer. The fact that on some days it's open past 21:00 is also very helpful for those on... More

The MFA has gone through some major improvements in the last few years and not only is the space fantastic now, but the exhibits continue to be outstanding. Be sure to spend some time in the atrium, where you'll (currently) see the Boston Strong quilt squares, and the amazing glass tree purchased by the museum after the Chihuley exhibit.

From old Egypt Mummies to American Impressionists to modern art, e.g. by Andy Warhol, you can find anything in this very big selection of paintings, sculptures and design objects. Definitely worth seeing!

Best part of Boston. The art is great and the rooms are wonderfully set up. There's not too much text so it's easy to enjoy the art. The rooms are set up well and everything flows easily. It's also right off the trolley stop so it's easy to get to. Highly recommend!