Duration: 3 hours; $10. Picasso once said, "Good artists borrow, great artist steal." Or maybe he took that quote from T.S. Eliot? Or Faulkner? Either way, come steal away on this fantastic tour of the MFA!.At the start of the tour your educated and experienced guide will teach you about founding, construction, and development of the museum. The works of art will be put into context for you as you discuss the social and political forces behind the pieces, and the role of patronage in the art world. Trace the development of European art from the Italian Renaissance to the modern movement, looking at artists such as Matisse, Donatello, Fra Angelico, Sargent, Homer, and Picasso. You will primarily focus on the European and American portions of the collection -- however there will also be a chance to visit the Asian galleries at the end of the tour. Come, get cultured, and put a splash of color in your life!
Visit the Museum of Fine Arts, one of the country's most important art museums
Learn about the fascinating role of art in American history and culture, and the artists and techniques behind the pieces
Discuss famous painters such as Matisse, Donatello, Fra Angelico, Sargent, Homer, and Picasso
See gorgeous Renaissance and Baroque European collections at this world renowned institution
Note: There is a 2 person minimum to book this activity and a 6 person maximum. Please inform vendor of any mobility concerns
History of Boston's Public Spaces Tour from the Common to the Esplanade
Duration: 3 hours; $85.
Visit Boston Common, the Charles River Esplanade, the Public Garden, Commonwealth Avenue Mall, Copley Square, and more!
Learn about the history of Boston's public spaces, including some of the most historic public parks in the nation
Discuss Boston's rich history and purposeful urban planning, which has contributed to the beautiful green spaces that exist in the city today
Walk along the cobblestone streets of Boston, lead by an experienced and educated tour guide
Note: There is a 3 person minimum to book this activity and a 6 person maximum. Please inform vendor of any mobility concerns
Portrait of a City - North End Boston
Duration: 3 hours; $85.The tourists are coming! The tourists are coming!!!. Paul Revere is really excited to see you. Come visit him on this incredible and informative tour!. Boston is one of the most nationally significant cities in the country, filled with the history of commerce, political revolution, social innovation, and immigration. Join a local historian on a 3-hour tour to gain an understanding of the North End's historical and cultural significance to Boston. During the tour you will visit Blackstone block (a network of structures that date back to colonial era), Ebenezer Hancock's home (John Hancock's brother's house from the 18th Century), the Boston Stone (a millstone from 1737), Haymarket (one of the city's longest standing markets), the Paul Revere House (from the 17th Century), and 1723 Old North Church (the oldest house of worship in Boston). Along the way you'll learn about the vibrant history of the city, focusing on the American revolution, immigration, and industrialization, and you may even make some new Boston-loving friends!. Come out and see why they call this city the Cradle of Liberty!.
Visit the Blackstone Block, Haymarket, pubs and storefronts, 1723 Old North Church, and the Paul Revere House
Learn about racial changes in the district, the American Revolution, and the Industrial Revolution
Discuss Boston's rich history, architecture, and culture
Walk along the cobblestone streets of Boston, lead by an experienced and educated tour guide
Note: There is a 2 person minimum to book this activity and a 6 person maximum. Please inform vendor of any mobility concerns
Cancellation Policy: Cancellation notice must be provided at least 48 hours in advance in order to receive a 85% refund.