
Harvard Art Museums
4.8 (3,893)museum
Three distinct collections unite under a light-filled Renzo Piano glass atrium, spanning antiquity to contemporary art.
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The institution brings together the Fogg, Busch-Reisinger, and Arthur M. Sackler collections alongside a conservation center, situated just across from Harvard Yard. Across several floors, the galleries hold tens of thousands of works from Europe, North America, and Asia, displaying paintings, sculpture, and varied pieces from older eras to the contemporary. Overhead glass channels natural light into the building even on rainy days, shaping a pleasantly uncrowded atmosphere paired with free admission.
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Free admissionClose to Harvard Square
