Jamaica Plain is a historic neighborhood located in Boston, Massachusetts. The area is known for being one of the first streetcar suburbs in America, and for its triple-decker houses, a New England style of architecture. While visiting Jamaica Plain, there are a variety of attractions you can explore.
The Arnold Arboretum is part of Harvard University and provides a variety of activities for the whole family. The arboretum has viewing opportunities of fruits and flowers with different textures and fragrances. Conifers and centenarian plants are commonly shown in guided tours. The arboretum has a "tree of the month," and teaches its visitors how the tree grows and nourishment it needs for successful longevity. Other interesting activities at the arboretum include bird watching, art shows, and nature walks. The arboretum admission is free.
Arnold Arboretum
125 Arbor Way
Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
617-524-1717
arboretum.harvard.edu
The Axiom Gallery is Jamaica Plain's premium art center. It shows a variety of art, and is dedicated to emerging and established artists working in new media. The art exhibitions go beyond the original classical genres, as digital media is used as a form of contemporary art. If you want to explore exciting and new artwork from both emerging and prominent artists, Axiom is where the art is displayed.
Axiom Gallery-Jamaica Plain Art Museum
141 Green Street
Jamaica Plain, MA 02130
617-953-6413
axiomart.org
The Samuel Adams Brewery offers tours that demonstrate to guests how beer is made. Guests over the age of 21 are able to sample different flavors of beer. The tour runs approximately one hour and costs visitors a voluntary donation.
Samuel Adams Brewery
30 Germania Street
Boston, MA 02130
617-368-5080
samueladams.com
