Having been to the JFK Museum in Cape Cod I wasn’t prepared for the level of detail, information, memorabilia and footage this museum offers. From the initial video the tour offers, at times, personal and sad coverage of JFK’s life and time in office. With the opportunity to peruse all the artefacts and stories meant I was able to complete the tour without being ushered along or on a timescale. The entrance fee is very good value for money. The coffee and cakes in the cafe are pretty good too. A great day and well worth a visit. Thank you.

Took an Uber on a Sunday morning when the museum opened. It was not crowded. There are 2 movies to watch in the museum which are both really well done. It was interesting to read about JFK’s childhood and his thesis paper which turned into his booked called Profiles in Courage. We enjoyed the museum and spent over 2 hours here. You certainly could spend more time there.

Impressive and well laid out. The videos are especially helpful in understanding certain points in President Kennedy’s administration. The walk way through a White House hallway extends into specific displays all nicely put together. The current WWII exhibit is excellent focusing on historical points but displaying John Kennedy’s naval uniform and his brother Joe’s hat and last letter to his parents. Easily you will spend about 2-3 hours there. Definitely worth a visit.

After flying into Boston, we were looking for something to do in the city for a few hours and had never visited a presidential library and museum. It was very informative and emotional. There was so many issues facing our country during his lifetime and I came away with such an appreciation of his dedication, drive, and hopefulness.

We grew up in the Boston area but had not been here for years, until we visited last week with our adult son. Phenomenal use of video throughout the museum to tell the story of our 35th president. And what a story it is — even if you leave out the events of 11/22/63 which this museum largely and thankfully does. It would be impossible to come away from the evidence presented here with a conclusion that JFK was an intellectual lightweight. We went to the Reagan Library a few years ago, and the facilities are equally impressive.

Great exhibits and so much history to be taken in. We spent 2-3 hours and could have spent more. Nothing at all on the assassination which was disappointing, but also understandable. The Library was about a 20-minute Uber ride from downtown, and would have taken public transportation if more time had been allowed.

Our flight was cancelled last Sunday after spending five days there with my granddaughter. We got put on a much later flight, so we decided to go to the JFK Presidential Museum as it was something we wanted to do, but had not had the time yet. The grounds are quite beautiful. It just seemed peaceful. There is a walk near the water where you can see JFK's sailboat and can also see the beautiful skyline of Boston from the other side of the bay. To enter was relatively inexpensive. We first sat and watched the introductory 20 minute film which covered the highlights of his life. I had just finished reading a book about the Kennedy's, and I hadn't realized that JFK had been in tremendous back pain for years after his accident in WWII and a botched surgery. I didn't feel like that was stressed much in the movie. We then went to the exhibits. It is really beautifully done and so reminiscent. I was in upper elementary school when Kennedy ran for president in 1960, and I remember so clearly the Bay of Pigs incident. We watched the video on that as well which was quite enlightening. I was surprised at how emotional I got in the museum. It dredged up a lot of memories for me. I think it is a definite must-see while in Boston.

My 10 year old son and I visited here one morning and loved it. We found all parts of the museum quite interesting, so many items from the family collection. Nicely arranged museum, we spent 90 minutes here.

Excellent museum beautifully curated and amazing in depth tours included with admission. AAA discount given at entrance desk. So many interactive exhibits. Don't miss this museum. The view of the harbor is picturesque. The grounds are expertly designed. An amazing building and incredible education on JFK Jr. And his family. Top notch museum including lots of actual videos and audio from his entire life. I would love to go back.

My husband and I have visited almost all of the presidential libraries and this one is at the top of the list. While he was only president for three years, his speeches and written words will forever be part of American history. The coverage of the Cuban missile coverage was well covered and explained it in detail.