Expand Your Knowledge at These Popular Museums in Boston, Massachusetts

We don't know about you, but we love museums.

Not only are they excellent places to expand one's knowledge of and appreciation for people, places, events, cultures, and objects of the past and present, but there truly is something out there for everyone.

For those with an affinity for art, countless art museums display drawings, paintings, sculptures, architecture, and every other type of visual artwork imaginable. If you've got an appreciation for history, there's museums out there highlighting the stories of countless events, battles, homes, people, and more. Nature-lovers can enjoy museums focused on natural science and the countless organisms that exist in our world. As we all know, there are also educational museums for kiddos that ignite a love of learning in fun and engaging ways.

The world's largest museum complex is undeniably the Smithsonian, situated in the heart of Washington, D.C.. It's comprised of museums like the Museum of American History, the Air and Space Museum, and the Museum of Natural History. But what about places that are a little closer to home, like Boston, Massachusetts, for instance?

Boston is much closer to us than D.C., and a great city with so much going for it when it comes to arts and culture. There are plenty of museums there; some are geared towards kids and families, while others are more for adults. Either way, there's something for everyone to enjoy. So, let's take a look at eleven popular museums that people can check out when visiting the city.

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