Founded in 1913, Boston Children’s Museum is one of the oldest and most influential children’s museums in the world. Designed for interactive, hands-on learning, the museum features exhibits that encourage exploration, creativity, and play for kids of all ages.

Highlights include the three-story New Balance Climb, a towering web of platforms and passageways; the STEAM Lab, where kids can experiment with science and technology; and Kid Power, which promotes health and movement. The Japanese House, a real 100-year-old Kyoto home, offers a cultural experience like no other.

Located on the Fort Point Channel waterfront, the museum also features outdoor play spaces and a scenic dock for city views. Whether you’re visiting with toddlers or older kids, this museum is a must for families looking for engaging, educational fun in Boston.