The Boston Children's Museum
For over 90 years the Boston Children's Museum is a favorite with schools and families from the entire New England area. A forerunner in children's museums and one of the first interactive museums of it's kind, the Boston Children's Museum features an educational experience in a fun filled environment.
The museum is a great place for kids to learn while interacting with the many exhibits. All exhibits are hands on, making learning fun for visitors of all ages.
Arthur's World features exhibits with all the favorites characters from the Arthur PBS shows and books. Exhibits are themed after settings from the Arthur series and allow kids to have fun while they learn, play and read and write.
The Construction Zone exhibit teaches kids about building and construction process in a fun filled environment; this site was inspired by the Big Dig tunnel project of Boston. Kids can play with many mini-sized tools, and equiptment found on a major construction site.A real Japanese House is fully recreated and represents a traditional Japanese home dating back 500 years. The house offers children the chance to view how another culture different from our own lives, eats and sleeps.
Discounts are available for schools, extended families, youth and community groups and boy/girl scouts. Parking around the Boston area is not easy, a bus charter can ease the headaches of trying to find a parking spot in this very congested part of town. Reservations for bus charter groups must be made in advance, call (617) 426-6500 ext. 405 or email groupvisits@BostonChildrensMuseum.org.
The museum is a great place for kids to learn while interacting with the many exhibits. All exhibits are hands on, making learning fun for visitors of all ages.
Arthur's World features exhibits with all the favorites characters from the Arthur PBS shows and books. Exhibits are themed after settings from the Arthur series and allow kids to have fun while they learn, play and read and write.
The Construction Zone exhibit teaches kids about building and construction process in a fun filled environment; this site was inspired by the Big Dig tunnel project of Boston. Kids can play with many mini-sized tools, and equiptment found on a major construction site.A real Japanese House is fully recreated and represents a traditional Japanese home dating back 500 years. The house offers children the chance to view how another culture different from our own lives, eats and sleeps.
Discounts are available for schools, extended families, youth and community groups and boy/girl scouts. Parking around the Boston area is not easy, a bus charter can ease the headaches of trying to find a parking spot in this very congested part of town. Reservations for bus charter groups must be made in advance, call (617) 426-6500 ext. 405 or email groupvisits@BostonChildrensMuseum.org.
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