Museum of Fine Arts Boston
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Museum of Fine Arts Boston

465 Huntington Avenue | Fenway / Kenmore 8004406975 Capacity - 380 people

About

The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is one of the nation’s largest encyclopedic art museums, founded in 1870 and located on Huntington Avenue’s “Avenue of the Arts.” Its campus includes the Art of the Americas Wing (opened in 2010) and the glass-roofed Shapiro Family Courtyard, and it hosts films, talks, and concerts in the Remis Auditorium. Set in the Fenway/Kenmore cultural cluster near colleges and restaurants, it draws locals and visitors for major exhibitions and programs.

Getting there

Parking

On-site self-parking at the Huntington Lot, Fenway Lot, and Museum Road Garage (all accessed via Museum Road); accessible spaces available.

Public transit

MBTA Green Line E branch to Museum of Fine Arts stop; Orange Line or Commuter Rail to Ruggles; MBTA buses 39, 8, 19, 47, and CT2 stop at/near Huntington Ave and Ruggles/Louis Prang.