Cambridge, MA Tourist Attraction

Nice low key neighborhood park Playground: Small but nice equipment Restrooms: None

Why are you saying that it's Le Corbusier's only building in North America? Are we assuming the United Nations Headquarters in New York are not it North America?

Lovely fellowship

Was a great experience. Keith was super cool and friendly. I loves the little tips and "trivia". We toured the main areas I believe. We did not enter any unfortunately. I ... more

Best playground for little ones in east Cambridge

Love playing pickleball here. Recommend you bring your own paddles as the ones there have seen better days.

Just a fantastic park right there in Cambridge!

It is the best place to watch the sunset. At sunset, you can see many people perched on the railings. In mid-May, you can see Harvard graduates posing for photos in their ... more

Fun

Kids love playing at this park BUT its unacceptable that the chickens and rooster roam free. I wanted to love the idea of the chicken park but the chickens will attack yo ... more

A fabulous used bookstore that I will miss very much

Family friendly park, well kept & popular, fun, safe, tidy playground equipment & even has some parking!

When I was in the Faculty of Sciences at UNAM, in the last semester, I took Animal Behavior as an elective subject, with a teacher of Armenian nationality (as I remember, ... more

Love this place for morning exercise

Really a great place

Nice walk, covered; enjoyable even in rain, snow or shine! On Mondays leads to a nice farmers market.

I spent many formative years hanging out in this park. Many great memories here. There are some great benches also

A contribution to my beloved H.M. King's Bhumibol, Rama 9. Once in my life time to visit his majestic birth place. I always think of His Majesty.

The food was very good. The background music was annoying though.

There are lots of hills and greenery. Very beautiful cemetery. It can get very crowded with people going on picnics.

Fabulous eclipse viewing event! Fun live music, inviting and comfortable community spirit.

Huge park. Great for walking & getting some sunshine.

The first floor is about Indian culture across the United States, and the upper two floors are richer in content. Saw the special exhibit at the Chicago World's Fair.

Wow. Amazing interactive exhibit and showcases the discoveries and developments coming from MIT. It was also demonstrating artwork mixed with science. This was fun, and I ... more

Beautiful, love the turkeys and squirrels.

Nice little dog park with a historic battery.

Stunning architecture, brilliant students, and a peaceful campus to learn and grow

Great place to hang out as a teen. Also ok as a college student, I guess.

My favorite park in Boston! It is also fun to watch the Duck Tours launch into the water as people squeal with joy and excitement.

I just watched an episode of Death Valley Days (season 5 episode 12) which tells the story of the Washington Elm. Perhaps it's the true story, perhaps it's embellished, I ... more

Nice to have these local green ways.

I love this museum. Excellent and well-curated exhibitions and free to the public. 10/10

Great little park for toddlers.

Great hidden spot. Could use a water fountain

Free museum inside MIT

Barred from entrance

Beautiful church. Very nice mass.

Nice chapel with map of burial last names, warmth and information desk as well as rest rooms. Lovely escape from windy and cold weather

Absolutely incredible. The house and grounds are stunning. The art inside is beautiful - and the tour guides are fantastic!! Emily made our private tour so wonderful. She ... more

Beautiful, peaceful garden with plenty of parking inside Mt. Auburn Cemetery. Great place to relax. .

Ugly sculpture that should be torn down and replaced with something more beautiful and something which is thought provoking or inspiring.

Fabrications but beats paying an arm and a leg to see the same things.

Noah our tour guide was very passionate and authentic while leading us through the busy streets of boston. His upbeat personality and knowledge of history was captivating ... more

The Cooper-Frost-Austin House, was built in the late 17th century by Samuel Cooper and then expanded by his family in the 18th century. The Frost in the name comes from G ... more

Cool spot to watch the cars go by at the super busy intersection. The sunsets are also great if you happen to be around. The park is right next door!

Pretty unique place with a lot of thought put into the wall. Do people live there? House itself seems private, attraction might be just the outside

Excellent service

A pretty fountain with lots of seating available nearby.