Located in Boston, Massachusetts, The Christian Science Plaza invites students to explore the “How Do You See the World?” experience, a captivating educational opportunity centered around the iconic Mapparium™
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Blue Man Group Boston
the Blue Man Group Boston show is a unique fusion of percussion, performance art, and comedic storytelling.
View Boston
Situated atop one of the city’s tallest buildings in the Prudential Center complex, View Boston presents a 360-degree observation deck showcasing the sweeping skyline, historic waterfront, and distinct neighborhoods of the Massachusetts capital.
Bunker Hill Monument
The Bunker Hill Monument in Boston offers an enriching field trip experience that brings the Revolutionary War to life for students.
Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum
The Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum offers immersive field trip opportunities that bring one of America’s most pivotal moments to life.
Charles Hayden Planetarium
This exceptional facility offers students an immersive experience in astronomy and space exploration.
Freedom Trail, Downtown Boston
The Freedom Trail in downtown Boston offers a highly engaging experience for students interested in American history, social studies, and civics.
New England Aquarium
The aquarium’s educational programs stand out for their immersive nature, allowing students to delve into the fascinating realms of marine biology, ocean ecology, and conservation.
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