Top Things to Do in Cambridge 2021

"The Rhode Island School of Design Museum has six floors, including contemporary art, sculpture, Greco-Roman art, ancient Egyptian art, Asian art, North American native art, and many other types of art exhibitions. The exhibits are diverse and rich, and it is worth spending a day to savor."

"Worcester Art Museum is located next to WPI. I drive over with my friends and have a student ID. It is free to visit. There is also a free visit period every Wednesday afternoon. The museum is very large, and the collections are very rich in variety and span, from Europe to the United States, from Japan to China, and each exhibition hall will be decorated with different colors. The exhibition hall next to the first floor of the stairs is a temporary exhibition hall, which often changes different themes, strong Amway, the entrance of the exhibition hall is small, and it is easy to overlook if you don't look carefully. When we came over, we caught up with the light show and decorated different artworks with LEDs."

"Founded in 1938, the Monastery is the only museum in the United States that specializes in collecting and exhibiting medieval art and architecture. The most striking thing about the museum is that it is built of five medieval monasteries and church members that were removed from France. It is built in the style of Roman and Gothic architecture. There are also three atrium gardens, and you can look out at the river and the rock walls from outside the museum. Unlike the Metropolitan Exhibition Hall next to the bustling Central Park, this side is like crossing into the time tunnel, into the ancient architecture of the Middle Ages, quiet and leisurely with a little mystery, and there are fewer tourists here, you can quietly slow down to enjoy the exhibits."

"New York's new contemporary art museum is a building designed by Japanese architects Kazuyo Ishima and tatsue Nishizawa, with a new fashion and white coats, like asymmetrical metal mesh box piled up."

"With a precious few quality museums in SF, this one is a must-see. Good collections, all sorts of Asian - not just Oriental - art. And it''s smack in the middle of the City (okay, the Civic Centre is a bit ghetto now)."