Amazing collection of Monet, Renoir, etc and Egyptian sculpture and so much more

Art museum · Boston
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
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- Art museum
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- 465 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02115
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- (617) 267-9300
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Excellent museum, need lot of time to finish the entire area. Best part of the museum is Egypt section which is not to miss. Trojan war section also good to explore


Fantastic collection, great layout and gorgeous weel maintained building










It's a very good museum, I like to visit it so much. And I wonder when all the masterpieces of Renoir willbe returned to the museum?
My husband and I visited the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston for the first time, and it was an unforgettable experience. We spent four hours there, but we only had time to explore the second floor, with its galleries featuring American, European, Danish, and Dutch art. While we are quite familiar with European art, we had rarely seen works by American artists before. We were absolutely captivated by them, and now we are eager to begin exploring the history of American art. We will certainly return to this wonderful museum again!

















































Love this place lol you will also trust me so much to see...


Best place in town
Truly a worthwhile experience, I stayed for five hours until closing, staring at the amazing collection of art, exhibits, statues, and more! I really got to immerse myself in the amazing art in Boston. The price for a ticket is pricey, but worth it!
Never in my life I've seen so much art in life I'm 71 now I've got to live a little longer to see all of it thank you so much I love it
Great exhibits
Art and exhibits are great. Signage/map to orient yourself isn't the best. If you like to meander you'll be fine, otherwise you might have to ask for directions!