John F Kennedy Presidential Library Boston

The John F. Kennedy Presidential library in Boston has been dedicated in fond memory to America's popular president John F. Kennedy. When you come down to the city, book your hotels in Boston MA so that you have a wonderful vacation in the city and don't miss out on the opportunity of touring one of Boston's most famous library.

While visiting the Presidential library you might like to keep certain important facts in mind:

- You can purchase tickets to the museum on arrival and cannot book them in advance.

- Accessing the museum is fairly easy; you can easily opt for a shuttle bus named "Bus # 2″ which runs every twenty minutes and gives you a free ride.

- If you are looking for some dining option, then there is a cafe located right outside the museum which stays open for long.

- Guided tours can be arranged from beforehand if it's for school children

- Seniors (age 62 & over), College Students (with valid ID), Youth (age 13-17), Children 12 & under can all opt for a discount on their purchased tickets.

http://www.jfklibrary.org/JFK+Library+and+Museum/General+Information/Frequently+Asked+Questions.htm

Ticket prices:

- Adults $12.00

- Seniors (62 and over) and Students (with valid college ID) $10.00

- Ages 13-17 $9.00

- Children 12 and under are free

http://www.jfklibrary.org/JFK+Library+and+Museum/Visit+the+Library+and+Museum/

What exhibits are up at the JFK museum?

The JFK museum at Boston documents the life and times of John F. Kennedy providing a detailed and informative idea of his life as a president. The theatre shows tapes of Kennedy's speeches and his favorite boat Ventura is also up for exhibit.

http://www.jfklibrary.org/JFK+Library+and+Museum/General+Information/