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The Boston Museum of Fine Arts is considered one of the foremost art museums in the world with an impressive art collection of around 450,000 items.http://www.artinfo.com/galleryguide/18868/5428/museum-of-fine-arts-boston-boston/about/ The collection represents art from around the world, ancient artifacts and even modern masterpieces.

In addition to art collections, the museum routinely offers lectures, a teen apprenticeship program, a community arts initiatives, studio art classes, artist demonstrations and gallery talks.http://www.mfa.org/learn/index.asp?key=3118 Families will appreciate the special opportunities for children including the family art cart, specialized workshops targeted at families and art connections activity sheets that can be used to aid learning during a museum visit.http://www.mfa.org/learn/index.asp?key=3117

1. CityPass ticket holder receive free general admission.
2. MFSmail subscribers receive offers and museum news free by email. Sign up is free on their website.
3. Go Boston Cardholders receive free admissionhttp://www.mfa.org/visit/index.asp?key=8
4. Tourist websites and visitors centers
5. Museum members are given free admission and $5 off coupons for their guests.
6. Package deals are available through local hotels including the Eliot Hotle, Fifteen Beacon and The Laghamhttp://www.mfa.org/visit/index.asp?key=7
7. Free coupons can be obtained for need-based community organizations and nonprofit agencies

Exhibiting art from around the world the museum offers collections from Asia, Africa, Oceania, Europe, Americas, the Ancient World, Contemporary art, drawings, fashion arts, prints, photography and even musical instruments.http://www.artinfo.com/galleryguide/18868/5428/museum-of-fine-arts-boston-boston/about/

The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston routinely offers an impressive list of rotating and traveling exhibits. Recent exhibits have included a display of Luis Melendez masterpieces, Tibetian art, photography from Harry Callahan, jewels of modern Indian art and Egyptian tomb art.http://www.mfa.org/exhibitions/index.asp?key=894

• Adults: $20
• Children under 6: Free
• Children 7-17: $7.50
• Seniors and Students: $18
• Free: Youth under 18 free after 3pm on weekdays, on weekends and on holidays. Adults, seniors and students free on Wednesday nights after 4pm. Additional free community days are offered. For 2010, free days include April 26, May 31 and October 11.http://www.mfa.org/calendar/sub.asp?key=12&subkey=8280

• Audio Guides are an additional $6.

• Open Monday, Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday 10am-4:45pm
• Open Wednesday-Friday 8am-11pm