Mapparium
4.6$$· ModerateClosed · opens 10:00 AMStep inside a landmark three-story stained-glass globe located in Boston

Located inside the Mary Baker Eddy Library at the Christian Science Center in Boston, the Mapparium is a world-famous, three-story stained-glass globe. Visitors walk across a 30-foot glass bridge inside the globe to view a three-dimensional world map as it appeared in 1935. The unique spherical acoustics create extraordinary whispering-gallery sound effects as you move through the exhibit.
Expert notes
- Plan your visit ahead of time to enjoy the full experience.
- Check the schedule for guided tour times as they vary.
- Photography is allowed, but flash is prohibited.
- Arrive at least 15 minutes early to ensure entry on your scheduled tour.
- Be mindful of the acoustics when speaking inside the globe.
- Consider using the audio guide for a deeper understanding.
- Take your time to appreciate the artistry of the stained glass.
- Visit the Mary Baker Eddy Library for additional insights into her life.
- Check for special events or presentations during your visit.
- Respect the space and maintain a quiet atmosphere for others.
Features
- Accessibility options
- Air conditioning
- Audio guides
- Educational programs
- Free parking nearby
- Gift shop
- Group tours
- Guided tours available
- Historic landmark
- Information desk
- Interactive exhibits
- Photography allowed
- Restrooms
- Seating area
- Stained-glass globe
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