Museum of Science
The Museum of Science is colossal—easily one of the biggest in North America. It has IMAX theaters, 3D theaters, and a separate planetarium. The museum not only has an enormous permanent collection spanning several stories, but it has the largest Van de Graff generator in the world, which produces frequent electricity shows, a weather generator, many multimedia presentation areas, and at least 2 temporary exhibitions at any given time. A few exhibits remain that were designed by Charles and Ray Eames, but they are showing their age. The roster of events changes daily, and is distributed upon entry. It's worth a visit as long as you are all right with the possibility of getting a migraine.
- Address
- 1 Science Park
- Getting there
- T: Science Park
- Hours
- 9AM-5PM daily (Summer until 7PM)
- Price
- Adults $25, seniors $21, children $20. Plus another $8-10 for the Omni Theater and Planetarium
- Website
- mos.org (opens in a new tab)
Listing from Wikivoyage: Boston/North End, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Updated 28 Sept 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.