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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum050
in Boston, MA 02115about Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum:
"The Gardner Museum is a marvelous frame that captures the drama of space, character and time," says author and storyteller Jay O'Callahan. "It invites drama - moonlight, sunlight, shadow, sky, sound, smell, and an endless stream of characters."
The Museum often holds concerts, lectures, and special exhibits. The museum is a work of art itself. Housed in a Venetian-inspired palace, turned inside-out and surrounding an ever-changing courtyard garden, the museum's collection spans more than 30 centuries and features artworks by Rembrandt, Michelangelo, Raphael, Botticelli, Degas and Sargent.
Family/Dual Membership is $85, and includes unlimited free admission for two cardholders and accompanying children under eighteen.
The Gardner Museum is a participant in City Pass, a convenient way to visit six Boston attractions. Other participating attractions include: Museum of Fine Arts, New England Aquarium, John F. Kennedy Library and Museum, John Hancock Observatory, and the Museum of Science.
The Museum often holds concerts, lectures, and special exhibits. The museum is a work of art itself. Housed in a Venetian-inspired palace, turned inside-out and surrounding an ever-changing courtyard garden, the museum's collection spans more than 30 centuries and features artworks by Rembrandt, Michelangelo, Raphael, Botticelli, Degas and Sargent.
Family/Dual Membership is $85, and includes unlimited free admission for two cardholders and accompanying children under eighteen.
The Gardner Museum is a participant in City Pass, a convenient way to visit six Boston attractions. Other participating attractions include: Museum of Fine Arts, New England Aquarium, John F. Kennedy Library and Museum, John Hancock Observatory, and the Museum of Science.
tips:
All those named Isabella always get free admission, every day, for life!
getting there:
Take Huntington Avenue westbound past the Museum of Fine Arts. Turn right onto Louis Prang Street (the Museum of Fine Arts subway stop is on your left at this corner). The Museum is on the left two blocks down. To park at the Museum of Fine Arts' garage or surface lot, turn off Huntington Avenue one block before Louis Prang onto Museum Road. The garage entrance is on the left side of the street and the surface lot entrance is on the right.
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