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Trinity Church vs Museum of Fine Arts
Trinity Church and Museum of Fine Arts are both recommended by expert reviewers. On balance, Museum of Fine Arts scores significantly better than Trinity Church. Museum of Fine Arts has a TripExpert Score of 97 with endorsements from 12 publications including Time Out, Michelin Guide and Not For Tourists.
Trinity Church
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545 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02116
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Fodor's
"In his 1877 masterpiece, architect Henry Hobson Richardson brought his Romanesque Revival style to maturity."
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Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"The ornate French-Romanesque Trinity Church is the masterwork of architect HH Richardson."
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Frommer's
"The Copley Square landmark features 30-minute organ recitals by local and visiting artists on Friday at 12:15pm."
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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."
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Not For Tourists
"Romanesque, with massive open interior. Completed in 1877."
Museum of Fine Arts
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465 Huntington Ave, Avenue of the Arts, Boston, MA 02115-5597
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Fodor's
"Count on staying a while if you have any hope of seeing what's here."
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Concierge
"One of America's grandest art museums, the MFA holds American and European paintings from the 7th century to the present."
Lonely Planet
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."
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Time Out
"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."
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Not For Tourists
"Arguably one of the top museums in the country. Go for the Copleys."
