Great hall in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston
Lots of visitors lament the high cost of museum entry fees. Or worse yet, don’t even go. Well, here’s the answer to high prices: free! What could be better than that? But in order to get those free entries, you have to know the little secrets and tricks of back-scene Boston.
The mother of all museums in Boston is the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA), where you could literally spend days perusing. Just make sure you include the Art of the Ancient World collection (also known as the Ancient Egypt exhibit) in your itinerary, since it’s one of the finest in the world. Admission is by voluntary contribution after 4 p.m. on Wednesdays. Since the museum is open until 9:45 p.m., that gives you plenty of time to sample what the museum has to offer. 465 Huntington Avenue on the “E” Branch of the T Green Line. The closest hotels are the Sheraton Boston, Colonnade and Hilton Back Bay, both towards Copley Square on Huntington Avenue.
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