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Harvard Art Museums
Cambridge, MA
The Harvard Art Museums, located at 32 Quincy Street in Cambridge, MA, is a world-class university institution housing approximately 250,000 objects. This renowned destination is celebrated for its stunning Renzo Piano-designed architecture and the glass-roofed Calderwood Courtyard.
What to expect
- •A massive collection of approximately 250,000 objects across three distinct museums.
- •Modern galleries and spaces renovated by architect Renzo Piano.
- •The stunning, glass-roofed Calderwood Courtyard.
- •Seasonal treats and refreshments available at Jenny's Cafe.
- •Free admission for all visitors to explore the galleries.
Who it's for
Art enthusiasts and historiansArchitecture and design fansCambridge locals and visitorsUniversity students and researchers
Good to know
Where are the Harvard Art Museums located?
The museums are located at 32 Quincy Street, Cambridge, MA 02138.
How much does it cost to visit the Harvard Art Museums?
Admission is free for all visitors.
Who designed the museum's architecture?
The facility features galleries and a glass-roofed courtyard renovated by the architect Renzo Piano.
Is there a place to eat at the museum?
Yes, Jenny's Cafe is located on-site and offers seasonal treats.