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11 expert recommendations
One of America's grandest art museums, the MFA holds American and European paintings from the 7th century to the present.
There's a special focus on American masters from the 18th and 19th centuries: Copley, Winslow Homer, Mary Cassat, John Singer Sargent, and Gilbert Stuart. Full review →
Choice
Count on staying a while if you have any hope of seeing what's here. Full review →
One of the world's great art museums, the MFA works nonstop to become even more accessible and interesting. Full review →
Top Choice
The Museum of Fine Arts holdings encompass all eras, from the ancient world to contemporary times, and all areas of the globe, making it truly encyclopedic in scope. Full review →
One of the country's leading museums, the Museum of Fine Arts contains a comprehensive collection of more than 350,000 artworks. Full review →
Arguably one of the top museums in the country. Go for the Copleys. Full review →
Like a combination of the British Museum and the National Gallery, this collection spans the world, but highlights include European Old Masters, Impressionists and the Art of the Americas Wing. Full review →
Critics' Choice
Founded in 1870, the MFA moved from Copley Square to its current home, a neoclassical granite building on Huntington Avenue—the so-called "Avenue of the Arts"—in 1909. Full review →
The sheer majesty of this world-renowned arts institution would be overwhelming if it weren’t so enchanting. I’ve been delightfully lost many times, wandering through labyrinthine halls. Full review →
The MFA’s encyclopedic collection culls some of the world’s finest treasures, including international and contemporary art, instruments, photographs and textiles Full review →
465 Huntington Ave, Avenue of the Arts, Boston, MA 02115-5597
(617) 267-9300
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