MIT Museum

I loved this museum . You can see student's work and lots of other fun things. It's free once a month.

This is the “place where science, technology and innovation meet.” In other words: geek out over here. It’s free from 10 a.m.-noon on Sundays, so throw that on the weekend schedule. Read more

A small museum but has lots of interesting exhibits , it takes about 45min ~ 1hr to explore everything. Free for MIT students plus one guest!

Relatively small museum . It is open every day. The gift shop is especially good for stuff for children. Student projects are also exhibited .

The exhibits are wonderful if you are inclined towards abstract art , mathmatical art , architecture , engineering , and science.

Great little museum . Arthur Ganson's kinetic sculptures are captivating and the exhibition on Ulrich Wust is so interesting.

Cool exhibits on robots and Polaroid. Also, explore around until you find the MIT model railroad club room .

Lives of the exhibitions ! The neuron painting one is amazing!

See the Arthur Ganson sculptures before you die!!! Awesome hologram collection too. Skip the dumb exhibits about MIT history.

Save over 50% when you present your Terrier Card at the ticket office . General admission is $8.50, but for non-MIT students with ID, admission is just $4.

Not what you expect. It's just a showcase of student projects . The best thing is the holography exhibit . It is awesome!

Every second night, the MIT museum is free. Go and check out their exhibit on artificial intelligence, featuring Kismet, the oddly adorable robot. Read more

Free for MIT students , half price for students and 10 bucks regular ticket for everyone else.

Very cool museum , way more in this building than you'd expect from the small exterior.

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"Hidden Heroes: The Genius of Everyday Things" explores the art and innovation behind common objects. The exhibit runs through September 27. Read more

Just one floor sounds very small, right? We spent hours and hours here pouring over everything.

Art , artifacts , drawings, photographs , and instruments documenting MIT's role in 19th- and 20th- century science and technology

It's kinda cool, worth an hour or so. Would have loved it between ages 10-14.

This place is brilliant. However, if you believe you are an intelligent individual, you may fee differently after walking through the Museum .

A very small museum with some fun exhibit on the upper floors.

Admission is free on the last Sunday of the month!

A wonderful museum ! Do not miss Arthur Ganson's Gestural Engineering exhibit !

Visit the exhibit upstairs, there's robots!

Free admission for Bank of America card holders.

rooboo cat in mit mech engineering wall neato jaguar jim!

The second floor is where all the good stuff is

Robots are cool. History all around you.

Check out the holography collection. You've gotta see it to believe it!

Have you checked out the MIT 150th exhibit ? Really cool if you're a history buff Read more

Fabulous exhibit on artificial intelligence and machine processing

$10/adult. Sunday mornings no longer appear to be free.

Great place to bring the family; the hologram exhibit is awesome!

Funny, educational and surprisingly, especially the 'art works'.

So cool it should be illegal.

Kinetic sculptures

Today's demo: Slide rules.

Loved the music stairway :-)

FREE Sundays from 10am - noon.

Just kidding. It's closed on Labor Day.

This museum is not about Romney.

Arthur Ganson's kinetic sculptures are amazing and beautiful.

great! great!

Go to mit museum and play with the kinetic sculptures ! They're amazing!

Plain nifty.

Way cooler than MOS

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Interessantissimo ver invencoes cotidianas no lugar onde foram concebidas

Interesante pero mejor ver desde afuera, 5dls