This Loews outpost blends arty fare with the hottest hits - and runs high-spirited screenings of TheRocky Horror Picture Show on Saturday nights. While the main screen is huge,...

Built as a theatre in 1890 by the Cambridge Social Union, the slightly ragged Brattle became a movie house in the 1950s, when it offered Humphrey Bogart marathons as a stress...

High-backed, deep-cushioned tilting chairs make for a supremely comfortable cinematic experience at this seven-screen establishment.

Once the Beacon Universalists Church, the Coolidge was transformed into an art deco movie palace in 1933, but fell into disrepair. After putting up with the cinema's shabby...

One of Cambridge's best-kept secrets, the Harvard Film Archive is a great place to see everything from obscure European films and hard-to-find experimental works to cinematic...

Gourmet goodies, knowledgeable staff and nine screens showing art-house offerings.

The MFA's Remis Auditorium screens an intellectually stimulating programme of films, with a focus on local and foreign features and documentaries. Annual French, Jewish and...

This extremely child-friendly museum is committed to providing an interactive and educational experience, making science accessible through a wealth of hands-on activities and...

The breathtaking centrepiece of this excellent aquarium is the colossal 200,000-gallon salt-water replica of a Caribbean coral reef. The cylindrical tank, 40ft in diameter and...

This is where moviegoers head for mindless fun: things that go boom, lighter-than-air romance and predictable schmaltz. With fast food, comfy chairs and 13 huge screens, it's...