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Boston Museum of Fine Arts

Boston Museum of Fine Arts465 Huntington Ave (Museum of Fine Arts station, Green Line, E Train), Phone: +1 617 267-9300,. (Free for ages 7-17 after 3PM weekdays, all weekend, and public school holidays; entrance fees are optional on Wednesdays from 4-9:45PM). Boston's mini-version of the Met, and also one of the pricier museums in the US. Currently undergoing an expansion project, it houses the 2nd-largest collection of artwork in the Western Hemisphere. It is also known for its impressive assortment of French Impressionist paintings, with the largest collection of Monet paintings outside of Paris; and it has the biggest collection of Japanese art outside of Japan itself.

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