Accessible Destinations in Massachusetts

24 wheelchair-accessible destinations in Massachusetts with detailed accessibility information: Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Salem Maritime National Historical Park, Peabody Essex Museum, Springfield Armory National Historic Site, Boston Symphony Hall.

• Museum of Fine Arts Boston (Boston) – Boston's largest encyclopedic art museum, with ramped entrances, elevators to every floor, and free loaner wheelchairs at the door.
• Salem Maritime National Historical Park (Salem) – A waterfront Massachusetts NPS site with fully accessible walkways, an accessible visitor center, ramp and lift access on Friendship of Sal…
• Peabody Essex Museum (Salem) – A Salem art, culture, and history museum with inclusive visitor resources, sensory supports, accessible public areas, and historic-house li…
• Springfield Armory National Historic Site (Springfield) – A Massachusetts NPS museum site with accessible parking, a ramped automatic-door entrance, wheelchair loan, paved grounds paths, accessible…
• Boston Symphony Hall (Boston) – Home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Boston Pops, with step-free entry through the Cohen Wing and an elevator to every level.
• Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum (Boston) – Interactive museum about the Boston Tea Party with replica ships and exhibits.
• Franklin Park Zoo (Boston) – Boston zoo operated by Zoo New England.
• Old Sturbridge Village (Sturbridge) – A 40-building living-history museum recreating 1830s New England, with loaner wheelchairs and designated accessible parking near the Visito…
• Plimoth Patuxet Museums (Plymouth) – Outdoor living-history museum in Plymouth. A free golf cart helps visitors with mobility needs move between sites, but paths are unpaved di…
• Museum of Science (Boston) – Boston's iconic Museum of Science brings hands-on discovery to visitors of all abilities, with interactive exhibits spanning dinosaurs to s…
• New England Aquarium (Boston) – Boston's beloved aquarium brings marine life to eye level, with 98% wheelchair-accessible exhibits and free admission for visitors with dis…
• Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Boston) – A world-class art collection housed in a stunning Venetian-style palace, with a fully accessible new wing and historic courtyard garden.
• Natick Mall (Natick) – One of New England's premier shopping destinations with wheelchair-accessible stores, dining, and entertainment under one roof.
• Samuel Adams Brewery Tour (Boston) – Boston's iconic craft brewery offers wheelchair-accessible tours, tastings, and a lively taproom in the heart of Jamaica Plain.
• MASS MoCA (North Adams) – A massive contemporary art museum in a converted factory complex, with fully wheelchair-accessible galleries and groundbreaking installatio…
• Worcester Art Museum (Worcester) – A world-class art collection spanning 5,000 years of history, housed in a fully wheelchair-accessible building in the heart of Massachusett…
• Cape Codder Resort & Water Park (Hyannis) – A Cape Cod resort with indoor and outdoor water parks, pools, and spa amenities designed with accessibility in mind for all guests.
• Boston Children’s Museum (Boston) – A hands-on museum where kids of all abilities can play, explore, and discover through interactive exhibits across three wheelchair-accessib…
• Harvard Museum of Natural History (Cambridge) – World-class natural history collection housed at Harvard, featuring the famous Glass Flowers and extensive mineral galleries.
• Boston Harbor Islands National & State Park (Boston) – Explore island adventures just minutes from downtown Boston, with accessible ferries, beach wheelchairs, and wide trails on Spectacle Islan…
• Southwick’s Zoo (Mendon) – New England's largest zoo offers wildlife encounters across 300 acres, with accessible pathways, scooter rentals, and a wheelchair-friendly…
• Patriot Place (Foxborough) – A premier shopping, dining, and entertainment destination adjacent to Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, with accessible facilities throughout.
• Six Flags New England (Agawam) – New England's biggest theme park brings thrilling coasters, family rides, and a full water park to western Massachusetts.
• John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum (Boston) – Explore President Kennedy's legacy at this fully wheelchair-accessible museum on Boston Harbor with stunning waterfront views.