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Boston Children's Museum vs Trinity Church

Both Boston Children's Museum and Trinity Church are rated highly by travel writers. Overall, Boston Children's Museum is the choice of most professionals compared to Trinity Church. Boston Children's Museum comes in at 90 with approval from 8 reviews including Where, Michelin Guide and Travel + Leisure.

Boston Children's Museum
Boston Children's Museum
9 / 10
308 Congress Street, Boston, MA 02210
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    Travel + Leisure Travel + Leisure
    "With three levels of hands-on exhibits, the Boston Children's Museum offers a day of fun and education for little ones." Full review
    Time Out Time Out
    "Founded in 1913 by a well-meaning group of local science teachers, the Children's Museum in Boston was just another collection of things to look at until director Michael Spock arrived in 1961." Full review
    Not For Tourists Not For Tourists
    "Featuring the giant Hood milk bottle."
    Michelin Guide Michelin Guide
    2 Stars
    "The museum is a wonderland of learning and play." Full review
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    The New Balance Climb is an irresistible three-story structure.
    Where Where
    "Kick off a visit to this youngster-friendly museum by scaling the giant, three-story New Balance Foundation Climb." Full review
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    Trinity Church
    Trinity Church
    8 / 10
    545 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02116
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      Fodor's Fodor's
      "In his 1877 masterpiece, architect Henry Hobson Richardson brought his Romanesque Revival style to maturity." Full review
      Lonely Planet Lonely Planet
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      "The ornate French-Romanesque Trinity Church is the masterwork of architect HH Richardson." Full review
      Frommer's Frommer's
      "The Copley Square landmark features 30-minute organ recitals by local and visiting artists on Friday at 12:15pm." Full review
      Afar Magazine Afar Magazine
      "This is a historical landmark of America, worth a visit if you are into architecture. Check out the court yard at the back as well." Full review
      Not For Tourists Not For Tourists
      "Romanesque, with massive open interior. Completed in 1877."
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