伊莎贝拉嘉纳艺术博物馆
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The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston's Fenway is the most fantastic museum I had ever seen!!! Just visit it & have your own experience & certainly Boston Highlight !!!
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Ducked in for a couple of hours yesterday. This was my first time visiting the Gardner Museum since the addition in 2012. The new wing has some lovely greenhouses with orchids as well as other beautiful plants. This is a very small exhibit however. The home, which Isabella actually lived in for twenty years, is a masterpiece. Her collections of tapestries from the 1500-1600s is breathtaking! She collected three stories of rare painting, sculpture, wood carvings, tapestries, china, letters, photographs, instruments, etc. from her travels to Europe and Asia. The presentation is amazing. How many museums only have a "please do not touch" sign as the only barrier between you and a Rembrandt painting or a 1600 Flemish tapestry? The collection is extensive and you could easily spend a day there. There is a small café for food and a nice gift shop. It is an easy walk to the Museum of Fine Arts from here. There a several parking garages nearby and a host of fine restaurants in the vicinity. At $15 ($5 for students) it is a real bargain. If you have never gone to this museum do yourself a favor and see it. You will not be disappointed.
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Was told about this place by the hop on hop off tour guide and it didnt disappoint. Because everything was so white outside the garden inside was sooo green. No photographs allowed on the upper floors but that is a good thing. Would highly recommend a visit.
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Been so wanting to see this golden nugget museum and the total experience was better than I could have dreamed. Had a great lunch in the cafe, saw first class art that is housed in a building designed to hold the treasures. Just a perfect outing.
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This is not your typical museum. The interior oasis is remarkable. The entire facility is warm and welcoming. Each room has a laminated sheet that gives information on each painting. We did the audio tour (we typically don't) and I highly recommend this approach for this museum. Check your coat for free upon entering and the enjoy the Gardner collection which includes portraits of Isabella as well as Rembrandt's self portrait. You can easily spend 2 hours or more here.
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The new wing is gorgeous, and the public spaces very inviting. I was able to attend a concert in the new concert hall, visit the "living room" and gift shop, and eat a delicious lunch in the on site restaurant. The main museum remains an interesting collection in a gorgeous setting with an awesome inner courtyard, made more understandable by a one hour highlights tour with a dozen.
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An extraordinary eclectic collection! The collection was purchased and displayed by Isabella Gardner. It was her request that all displays remain as she placed them.
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This museum has a wonderful interior and collection and is a must to be seen when in Boston. It is a short walk from the Museum of Fine Arts.
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A one of a kind gem of a museum. A very personal collection of art and artifacts mainly European with some world art as well. The spirit of its creator feels alive and I would recommend it especially on cold winter days when the central yard is warm and welcoming, transporting to another place and time.
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We spent a wonderful day with our daughters. The day began with a delicious lunch at the restaurant located in the museum. We listened to the headset tour. You can stop and start the tour as you like. They also have activities the children can take part in at the end of the tour. The history of the building and the collector, Isabella Stewart Gardner are quite interesting and many books have been written based on her history and the infamous robbery that took place at the museum. This museum is well worth the visit. When you are done here you can head to the Museum of Fine Arts.