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1. Basic Information • Address: 25 Evans Way, Boston, MA 02115, USA • Opening Hours: Wednesday to Monday 11:00–17:00 (open until 21:00 on Thursdays), closed on Tuesdays. Closed on holidays such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year, Independence Day, and Patriots' Day. • Ticket Price: Adults $15, seniors over 65 $12, college students (student ID required) $5, children aged 0–17, military personnel, and all visitors named "Isabella" are free. 2. Must-See Attractions • Famous Collections: Including "The Rape of Europa" by Titian, "El Jaleo" by John Singer Sargent, and "Death and Assumption of the Virgin" by Fra Angelico. • Chinese Collections: The museum also has many collections from China, including classical doors and windows, stone carvings, and tableware. 3. Visiting Tips • Photography Rules: Flash photography is not allowed in the museum, so it is recommended to ask the staff in advance. • Dress Code: Wear your coat as much as possible, as you may be reminded by the staff if you carry it in your hand. • Free Tours: The museum arranges some free tours every day, and visitors can find specific arrangements on the official website. • Student Discounts: Student IDs can be discounted, including graduate and undergraduate students. 4. Dining and Shopping • Restaurant and Cafe: The museum's restaurant and cafe are located at the entrance, divided into indoor and outdoor sections, and the entire restaurant is covered with glass walls and greenery. • Gift Shop: The museum's gift shop has a wide variety of items, including handmade soaps, prints, jewelry, books, and independently designed artworks. 5. Culture and Etiquette • Respect the Exhibits: The exhibits at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum are placed according to Isabella's will, and all exhibits must be placed according to her design, and their placement cannot be changed in the future. 6. Internet and Communication • Official Website Information: For more information and event arrangements, you can visit the museum's official website. 7. Environmental Awareness • Courtyard Flowers: There are many flowers planted in the courtyard, and the museum has also thoughtfully placed several "Courtyard Flower Appreciation Manuals" so that visitors can clearly identify the flowers and plants in the courtyard.