Massachusetts was made for family fun. There are zoos, aquariums, and hundreds of charming farms, where you can pick strawberries, peaches, or apples, and pet goats, ponies, or sheep. We have a pirate museum, a witch museum, and an Animagic museum. For fresh air family fun, we have the best beaches for sandcastle building, the best places to camp under the stars, and the best places to learn how to ski. For rainy days, we have an indoor trampoline park, an indoor water park, and one of the best children’s museums in the country. For sports fans, we have the Basketball Hall of Fame, Volleyball Hall of Fame, and one of the most famous and beloved ballparks in the world. We have swan boats, duck tours, whale watches and dinosaur tracks. There’s something fun here for kids of any and all ages.
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Otis House Museum, A Historic New England Property
Boston
Paul Revere House
Boston
The Sports Museum
Boston
The Trustees
Boston
The Vilna Shul, Boston's Center for Jewish Culture
Boston
William Hickling Prescott House
Boston
Abiel Smith School/Museum of Afro-American History
Boston
First building constructed (1835) for the sole purpose of housing a black public school. Sits next to the African Meeting House... more
BODY WORLDS Vital
Boston
Created by Dr. Gunther von Hagens, BODY WORLDS is the culmination of the German scientist and physician's more than 35-year... more
Design Museum Boston
Boston
We're a new kind of museum focused on educating the world about design. We have offices based in Boston, MA;... more
Faneuil Hall
Boston
For 275 years, Faneuil Hall remains a site of meetings, protests, and debate right up to this very day. Because Revolutionary-era... more
Freedom Trail - Boston National Historical Park
Boston
Three hundred fifty years of American history along an outdoor 2.5-mile red brick trail; begin at Boston Common (or anywhere... more
Grand Circle Gallery
Boston
Grand Circle Gallery offers travel-themed exhibits featuring vintage travel posters. The extensive poster collection focuses on the "Golden Age... more
ICA
Boston
Rotating exhibits of cutting-edge, international artists in a dramatic new buidling on Boston Harbor with cantilevered exhibition galleries and a... more
The Society of Arts and Crafts
Boston
SAC is the oldest nonprofit crafts organization in the US. Galleries exhibit established artists working in basketry ceramics, decorative fiber,... more
Trinity Church
Boston
Trinity Church is a masterpiece of American architecture. Dedicated in 1877, Trinity presented a bold, fresh new face and feeling for... more
The West End Museum
Boston
The West End Museum is a neighborhood museum dedicated to the collection, preservation and interpretation of the history and culture... more
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Otis House Museum, A Historic New England Property
141 Cambridge St.
Boston
617-994-5920 - B
Paul Revere House
19 North Sq.
Boston
617-523-2338 - C
The Sports Museum
Td Garden
Causeway St.
Boston
617-624-1234 - D
The Trustees
200 High Street
4th Floor
Boston
617.542.7696 x2123 - E
The Vilna Shul, Boston's Center for Jewish Culture
18 Phillips Street
Boston
617-523-2324 - F
William Hickling Prescott House
55 Beacon Street
Boston
617-742-3190 - G
Abiel Smith School/Museum of Afro-American History
46 Joy St.
Boston
617-725-0022 x7 - H
BODY WORLDS Vital
Faneuil Hall Marketplace Quincy Market
4 South Market Street
Boston
6176461067 - I
Design Museum Boston
50 Milk St
Boston
1-888-287-0167 - J
Faneuil Hall
1 Faneuil Hall Sq.
Boston
(617) 242-5601 - K
Freedom Trail - Boston National Historical Park
15 State St.
Boston
5082384472 - L
Grand Circle Gallery
347 Congress Street
Boston
617-346-6459 - M
ICA
100 Northern Ave.
Boston
617-266-5152 - N
The Society of Arts and Crafts
175 Newbury St.
Boston
617-266-1810 - O
Trinity Church
Copley Square
206 Clarendon Street
Boston
617-536-0944 - P
The West End Museum
150 Staniford Street
Boston
6177232125