Not a very good location to find. My daughter and I tried to find this place while it was cold and snowing only to end up paying for a cab to get us there. My daughter forgot her student ID so of course we could not get student fare to get in. Only after paying the $15 each did they... more

The ICA will be worth the trip when there is a special exhibition underway which you would like to see, or if you are an architecture buff (the building is beautiful), but otherwise I would recommend staying away. Despite the size of the building, the regular collection is limited to one half of the 4th floor, the other half of... more

This museum moved to its new site a couple of years ago. It is a little bit out of the way, but well worth it. Just take the new metro line from South Station to Court St. and walk about a ten of a mile away from the Children's Museum. The exhibits over New Year's Eve holidays were top notch... more

We were here last year and really liked it. Went this year and there was not alot there to see. The first floor is the gift shop and entry and the 4th floor was the special exibit area and a few other galleries. The Anish Kapoor special exibit was very good but there was not alot else. Last year there... more

Take the T Silver line and you'll save on parking fees. I do see how the collection might seem skimpy, but we were fortunate to view the Anish Kapoor exhibit which we enjoyed immensely. Every docent in the exhibit was friendly, well informed, and a genuine pleasure to talk to. Explore the building inside and out--sit on the exterior stairs,... more

Like the earlier reviewers have said, the ICA has some nice contemporary art, and is housed in a gorgeous new waterfront building, but the size of the collection just doesnt warrant that $12 price tag. Seems like it would be a fantastic place to see a concert. The theatre is glass on 3 sides overlooking the water. There's also a... more

When I visited the ICA last weekend, my friends and I were sorry to arrive at 4:10, less than hour before closing. It turns out that we needn't have worried about fitting everything into such a short visit, as there wasn't actually a lot to see. The building itself is pretty cool, particularly if you facing it from the waterfront,... more

The ICA has moved to the water front, to it's new building. Parking is $9.00 and tickets $12..00 each. The trip though the ICA takes about 1 hour. This makes it expencive to me. more