Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
$25–$50One of the world's great art museums, Monet, Sargent, ancient Egypt and 500,000 works under one roof.
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A Northeastern University memorial honoring students and alumni who died while serving the nation in wartime or conflict.
Boston, MA
Northeastern University's memorial pays respect to former students and graduates who died while serving the United States during wars and other conflicts. Its design includes metal plates that resemble the identification tags soldiers wear, arranged by year of death. One side presents a black granite wall, while the other side provides a quiet space for personal reflection. Each Veterans Day, the campus community gathers here to honor those who gave their lives in service.
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One of the world's great art museums, Monet, Sargent, ancient Egypt and 500,000 works under one roof.
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A dry-landscape Japanese garden at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, named for curator Kakuzō Okakura.
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Stroll the Kelleher Rose Garden and the last original World War II victory gardens in Olmsted's Fens, next to the Museum of Fine Arts.
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Historic Christian Science headquarters in Boston with free public tours.
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Boston's highest observation deck, 360-degree views from the 52nd floor of the Prudential Tower.
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A free 1895 'palace for the people', Bates Hall's barrel-vaulted reading room, Sargent murals, and a serene Italianate courtyard in Copley Square.
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