Boston's MFA is a huge attraction, so crowds are to be expected. Admission is also shockingly high ($22 adult) which makes fine art yet another thing out of reach of many people. But if you can afford to go, your ticket will gain you a second admission if used within 10 days. So many wings and floors to explore so... More

My son and I were fortunate to be able to visit the two Renoirs recently loaned to MFA by the French - a real pleasure to see them in person. More

Everything. it's my favorite place to go. The people there are very helpful. More

I think the new wing with American art is just brilliant. More

I went to the MFA with very high expectations. Unfortunatly, I have disappointed. I felt that the museum is far to big, not organized very well, and did not have many interesting pieces to offer. I recommend that you visit smaller museums in Boston More

Beautiful building with even more beautiful works of art. More

Great collection of "stuff" but you need a lot of time to take it all in. I would advise at least 2 visits and concentrate on what you like! I did the new wing "Art of the Americas" - on the advice of my host Bobby at the Clarendon Square Inn (brilliant place). A very impressive museum and it was... More

My daughter and I spent severe hours here and throughly enjoyed the museum and its collection. it is a good size and easy to see without being overwhelmed. More

I will admit, right off the bat, that I was at the MFA for a conference, and thus only had a spare hour or two to run through the galleries. What I saw, however, only made me want to see more. Some of our nation's best artworks are found here, housed in a gorgeous building. You could spend hours-- if... More