Top Things to Do in Cambridge 2022

"One of the four major American museums, with a total of three floors, has more than 500,000 pieces, from ancient oriental classical paintings to modern art paintings, can be seen here. The museum was built in 1870 and opened to the public for tours in 1876. It is worth mentioning that the pavilion on the west wing of the main building was designed by I.M. Pei. The spectacular stone steps and dome design after entering the pavilion is very suitable for patting and patting"

"The garden hall is a perfect setting for patting through classical gardens in Europe, and the Isabella Garner Museum of Art, founded in 1903, is a privately owned museum of art. The museum has over 2,500 paintings, sculptures, ceramics and other artworks, and the building is a big attraction, with a 15th century style of Venice Palace and a European Gothic style, like a huge castle"

"The science museum in Boston is a bit of a quaint and niche compared to the science museums in New York and Washington, built on the banks of the Charles River, with its natural and beautiful scenery, all the way across the bridge. This museum is a collection of natural, scientific and planetarium museums, which is a great collection for parents and children in Boston. Here you can also see the research results displayed by the major technology companies and top universities, and most of the exhibits are also interactive multimedia design, each exhibition hall has large and small students, feel the theme content setting of the exhibition hall is quite scientific 📌 as science The tradition of the museum, how can there be less dinosaur models of the bully, so the museum must also arrange a wave. Outside the museum is dedicated to two tyrannosaurus models. Feel the content of the pavilion is also interesting and fun, from the black bear to the beaver, showing how the evolution of New England's ecosystems and geography checks the impact of living things. The museum also has an interactive area where you can touch the fur of the American beaver"

"Located next to the Boston Harbour, the classical architecture is impressive, the ticket office at the door, the staff also wear classical costumes, there are cruise ships inside the museum, driving around the harbour"

"When I was a little friend Amway, I didn't care at first, I felt that the museum on campus was very difficult to create too high a surprise, I was hit in the face when I went there, and I had a great time visiting with my friends, I couldn't stop, and there were all kinds of exotic exhibits, A dazzling list of Boston's favorite museums, the Harvard Museum of Natural History, is also home to the museum, which was founded in 1998 with three different themes: botanical specimens, comparative zoology and mineral geology. The museum was built by the donation of 20 million botanical materials by Harvard University professor Asa Gray at the beginning of the museum, and the museum of minerals and geology was donated in 1977, and the comparative zoology museum was completed in 1859. Each theme pavilion has wonderful places, each pavilion wanders to the happy floating, the glass flower display of the botanical specimen museum, the comparison of zoology of various animal specimens, only you can not think of, there is no there, the favorite is the mineral geology museum, all kinds of exquisite ore, It feels like it's rarely seen in other museums so large and elaborate."

"comprehensive collection of personal and official artefacts from the Kennedy administration. the exhibits are interactive and chronological and chart JFK’s life and legacy. A must visit for history buffs"

"When we went to the Constitution Museum, it was temporarily unable to go inside because of the project, a small regret. So very out of the United States history, having traveled many parts of the world, and walking around the scenery is also good."

"It turns out that there is no small group of friends, so there is no need to punch a museum lol, I don't know what I was thinking at the time, after visiting the fan pier park, I want to say go visit this museum, and also feel what the children's museum is here. Will it be a feeling like visiting the science museum when you are a child? Hahahaha, it turns out that you want more, the museum is really built for children, full of childish fun. If you want to find a highlight for the museum, it is probably the color of the collision in each pavilion, colorful, very summer feeling. And most of the entertainment facilities here are interactive, I feel that children will like it. If there are no children to go with you, the staff will ask for a document to be taken here, and when you leave the museum, it is probably very few people to punch in the children's museum. Would recommend a visit for yourself, there is also a Japanese courtyard residential garden inside, which requires slippers and the setting is interesting"

"The museum, located in the MIT campus, features a conceptual design that focuses on the graduates of all students. Small competitions are often held on the first floor, where the tallest skyscrapers are being built with newspapers, and records are kept at a discount of two meters and seven meters of "skyscrapers"."

"A popular museum with grass planted on the map, visiting and explaining in time, no photos can be taken in the Earth Hall, only photos can be taken in the buildings outside the museum, you can take maps and brochures, when you buy tickets, you will choose the time period, wait five minutes in advance at the door, The Earth Hall is made up of 608 stained glass pieces, walking into the star, the volunteers in the hall will help explain the introduction, with music and LED displays, it is a wonderful experience, the museum experience is more unique, there are not many tourists on the day of the visit, only we are a wave of people, Experienced a VIP explanation service, only a visitor, cathedral and library nearby, can be punched in together"