Your BU student ID also gets you access to the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston (Photo by Smart Destinations, CC BY-SA 2.0) Just 30 minutes from campus by the T, stop by for some arts and crafts (it’s mostly for kids, but who’s counting?), incredible views in the outdoor amphitheater, and contemporary art! Just show your BU ID at the ticket counter. Just a few minutes from downtown Boston and overlooking the Boston Harbor, the ICA exhibits contemporary art. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Photo by King of Hearts, CC BY-SA 4.0)ģ. You can show your BU ID at the ticket counter, or use promo code BOSTUNIV when reserving tickets online. The museum itself houses art from around the world and is located approximately 20 minutes away from campus by the T. Perhaps best known for the Gardner Museum Heist in 1990 in which $500 million worth of art was stolen, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is made to look like a Venetian palazzo (with some of its windows, balconies, and arches actually derived from palazzos!) with an impressive, lush courtyard. The MFA is the 20th largest museum in the world with more than 450,000 works of art. Located in Copley Square, just a 20-minute T-ride away from campus, the Museum of Fine Arts allows free entry to all BU students! Just show your BU student ID at the ticket counter.
So here’s a list of all the free things that come with being a BU student! Besides, who doesn’t love free stuff? Let’s face it: with tuition at Boston University costing almost $60,000 this year, you’d want to make the most out of it.
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