Boston's most beautiful garden-like museum.

The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is a unique art museum in Boston, known for its rich collection and charming Italian-style architecture. The museum was founded by art collector Isabella Gardner and is designed as a Venetian palace, with four floors surrounding a beautiful central courtyard decorated with seasonal flowers, full of classical and natural harmony. The museum houses many art treasures from Europe, Asia, and the Americas, including masterpieces by Rembrandt, Raphael, and Manet. The museum also gained attention for the 1990 art theft, with the missing works still not recovered, adding a touch of mystery. The Gardner Museum is not only a treasure for art lovers but also a place full of cultural heritage and historical charm, offering visitors an artistic journey through time and space.