Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

　　Guide  
　　The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is a leading art museum in the city and one of the best in the United States. Highlights  
　　Its outstanding collection includes first-class Impressionist paintings, featuring over 40 works by Monet, as well as more than 150 pieces by Miró, including his famous “The Sower.” It also houses Picasso’s “The Destruction of the Sons of Niobe.”    Introduction  
　　The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston features a unique collection spread across two floors. Its holdings from Egypt’s ancient kingdoms are second only to those of the Cairo Museum. The museum also boasts the greatest collection of Japanese art in the world, which was gathered during the 19th-century travels to Japan by Edward Morse and Ernest Fenollosa.   Transportation   　　Address: 465 Huntington Avenue.       Tickets/Opening Hours   　　Opening hours: Tuesday–Saturday 10:00–16:00, Wednesday until 21:45, Sunday until 17:45 (closed on major holidays and Mondays).   

　　 Boston, United States