Harvard Museum of Natural History
A missão do Museu de História Natural de Harvard é aumentar a compreensão e apreciação pública do mundo natural e do lugar humano nele, além de despertar um espírito de descoberta em pessoas de todas as idades. O Museu de História Natural de Harvard é a atração mais visitada da Universidade de Harvard e está localizado a poucos passos do histórico Harvard Yard. O museu oferece 16 galerias, incluindo as mundialmente famosas Blaschka Glass Flowers, milhares de pedras preciosas brilhantes, dinossauros, baleias e centenas de espécimes de vida selvagem do mundo inteiro.
Visitando com ingressos CityPASS®
Economize até 48% na entrada para Harvard Museum of Natural History e mais 3 atrações imperdíveis com os ingressos Boston CityPASS.
- Uma compra simples lhe dá acesso a várias atrações. E com 9 dias para usar seus ingressos, você terá muito tempo para gastar em cada atração.
- Economize tempo pesquisando. Somente as melhores atrações, como Harvard Museum of Natural History, estão inclusas nos ingressos CityPASS. Tenha a certeza de que você verá o melhor que Boston tem a oferecer.
- Entrada para Harvard Museum of Natural History:Boston CityPASS: Entrada geral - A entrada inclui todas as exposições e o Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology.
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Diversão a ser aproveitada em Boston com o CityPASS
O CityPASS torna os passeios turísticos super simples. "Adoramos não ter que esperar em longas filas para comprar ingressos e os locais do CityPASS eram adequados para crianças". "Os passes compensaram bem o investimento!".Vale a pena economizar
O CityPASS para Boston valeu a pena. Economizamos uma quantia significativa visitando os museus e fazendo a excursão do cruzeiro. Foi um período memorável e valeu a pena!Experiência CityPASS Boston
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Comprei um CityPASS para a nossa viagem para Boston e foi perfeito. Fomos ao Museu da Ciência (o melhor!), o Franklin Park Zoo e o New England Aquarium. Foi fácil agendar as visitas e os ingressos foram direto para nossos telefones. Além disso, o preço foi justo. Nós éramos 4, então, tecnicamente, uma das visitas foi grátis. Recomendo fortemente a compra dos ingressos.Que barganha!
Passei três dias em Boston, em meados de dezembro, com minha namorada, e ela, agradecidamente, conseguiu nos colocar em um CityPASS. Eu nem tinha ideia de que eles existiam e, em retrospectiva, nós economizamos o equivalente à custas de acomodação para toda uma noite!
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Tarita from
Great for groups
Citypass made it easier than trying to buy individual passes for every event. I couldnt find the zoo unfortunately but we did everything else. By the end of the day my granddaughter was very exhausted. She loved the museum of science and aquarium. Ty for making my trip easy.
Date published: 2025-07-21
Rated 4 out of
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Rachel from
Good Sites, not so good terms
We bought a cityPASS in Boston. Setup reservations for our last day there, but it turns out our flight was canceled so we ended up with an extra day in town. By this point, it was too late to cancel the reservation, so we missed out on a museum. I wish the system could tell if a ticket wasn't scanned / a reservation canceled, versus manually canceling by a certain time. Maybe we could have reached out to customer service, but after dealing with the airlines, it was a low priority. Otherwise, it was a great way to see the city for a great price!
Date published: 2025-07-18
Rated 5 out of
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Jimbo from MN from
Good deal
A good bargain if you want to do these things. You need to plan a little bit; make reservations for some places. My family was able to do 4 events in 3 days without rushing.
Date published: 2025-06-11
Rated 2 out of
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Cancelled tourist from
Disappointed
I bought Citypass Boston and two separate bookings canceled on me. Not worth the money
Date published: 2025-05-23
Rated 5 out of
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BAL25 from
Amazing
I bought the Citypassy for our family trip to Boston and I'm happy about it.
Date published: 2025-05-20
Rated 4 out of
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Altobar from
Good overall but be careful about scheduling
I found CityPASS to be convenient as it helped with costs, locating tickets, provided hours and directions to the destinations. However, I would like the option to reschedule or cancel a reservation in a way that’s convenient. Since most of these places close around 4-5 pm, we were unable to make it to the museum of science and were unable to unsubmit and reschedule for the next day. Long story short, it was a wasted ticket.
Date published: 2025-05-03
Rated 4 out of
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Travel Junkie from
It was pretty good
Saw lots of things and had a great time with CityPASS
Date published: 2025-05-01
Rated 5 out of
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Happy traveler from
So easy!
This was the best thing to do when you’re traveling to the city. Very cost-effective and so easy! I will be doing this again for my next stay!
Date published: 2025-04-28
Rated 3 out of
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Youming from
you need to make the best plan in Boston.
I could use it for 3 attractions,but the cruise ship I'd love to ride the mosut was cancelled suddenly so I couldn't ride on it. Because I didn't have time to chenge the plabn. Unfortunaly, if you can't use full of plans, you won't get a refund.
Date published: 2025-04-13
Rated 5 out of
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Firsttimer from
Easy to use
CityPASS was very easy to use and I felt that the attractions we had to choose from were exactly what we wanted to do. Each attraction we went to was very familiar with CityPASS so there was no problems. We also got discounted tickets for the movies at the aquarium and museum of science.
Date published: 2025-04-09
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