Originally founded in 1971, the MIT Museum brings the world-changing discoveries of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology into the public eye. Recently relocated to a stunning 56,000-square-foot space in Kendall Square, the museum offers an inside look at robotics, artificial intelligence, holography, engineering, and more—a true reflection of MIT’s global impact.

The museum’s vast collection includes the world’s largest holography archive, legendary kinetic sculptures by Arthur Ganson, and groundbreaking exhibits on machine learning, space exploration, and biotech advancements. Its interactive Maker Hub and Learning Labs let visitors experiment with cutting-edge technology.

The museum is also home to the annual Cambridge Science Festival, an event that draws over 50,000 visitors each year, celebrating MIT’s role in pushing the boundaries of science, engineering, and human knowledge. Whether you’re fascinated by hacks, AI, or the future of medicine, the MIT Museum is a must-visit for innovators, dreamers, and the simply curious.