Cambridge Revolutionary History Trail
Walk in the footsteps of Washington, Longfellow, and Harvard's founders
A curated journey through Cambridge's artistic treasures
Cambridge rivals any American city for art and culture. This two-day immersion covers Harvard's museums, contemporary galleries, architectural masterpieces, and the vibrant local arts community.
32 Quincy St
Spend the morning exploring the Fogg, Busch-Reisinger, and Sackler collections. From ancient art to modernism under Renzo Piano's stunning glass roof.
Harvard Art Museums
Stay at the museum for lunch under the glass roof. Light, fresh menu.
26 Oxford St
The Glass Flowers are an art form unto themselves - 4,000 botanical models entirely in glass. Also see the mineral collection.
Brattle Street
Walk historic "Tory Row" admiring 18th-century mansions and architectural gems. Visit Longfellow House if open.
44 Brattle St
Seasonal New England dining in an elegant setting. Garden terrace in summer.
314 Main St
Explore kinetic sculptures, holography art, and innovation exhibits. Then walk MIT campus to see public art installations and Frank Gehry's Stata Center.
Kendall Square
Modern dining options in the innovation district.
Central Square
Explore Cambridge's artistic heart. Visit Blick Art Materials, check out local galleries, and discover street art.
580 Mount Auburn St
America's first garden cemetery is a landscape art masterpiece. Climb the tower for panoramic views.
Walk in the footsteps of Washington, Longfellow, and Harvard's founders
The ultimate week for summer program students
Le Corbusier, Gehry, Saarinen, and Aalto — all in one city