Harvard Museum of Natural History

Suggests it as an option, citing dinosaur displays and other interesting exhibits for kids.

Calls it a great museum that dinosaur fans will love, and notes Massachusetts residents get free entry at certain set times.

Calls the glass flowers display one-of-a-kind, setting it apart from generic science museums.

Strongly urges visitors to see the glass flowers there without researching them first.

Praises the natural history museum, especially its glass flower display.

Agrees with the glass flower pick; went once, remembers it fondly and found the glass pieces gorgeous.

Agrees with the recommendation of the Harvard natural history museum.

Their kid enjoyed the many stuffed animal specimens on display.

Has spent hours there; how long to stay depends on the visitor's interest.

Endorses the natural history museum as a sensible pick among the suggestions.

Recommends this Cambridge natural history museum, but only worth it if you can make the trip.

Suggests the museum's glass flowers exhibit as a worthwhile extra stop.

Good place to cool off and enjoy the exhibits.

Suggests the natural history museum as one of several things to do in Harvard Square.

Calls it fun for kids, citing the bug room, taxidermy animals and dinosaur fossils.

Calls this Harvard museum great despite being fairly small, a worthwhile side trip on the walk.

Suggests getting a library pass for it when going to Cambridge.

Lists the museum's major specimens and says the glass flowers impressed them most.

Was doubtful about the glass flowers beforehand but was amazed after seeing them in person.

Agrees the glass flowers are incredible and says they recommend it to everyone.

Calls the Harvard natural history museum fascinating, provided a visitor can reach Cambridge.

Points to a newly opened sea monsters display that sounds appealing, learned from a museum email.