Plus appréciés Attractions à Cambridge

With comfortable seating and stylish purple walls, Somerville Theater is an amazing place to catch the latest blockbusters to hit the big screen. Additionally, the Somerville Theater also hosts concerts and live music events featuring popular regional and international touring acts. A cafe and old-fashioned popcorn stand complete the nostalgic experience. It's no surprise that students and young professionals consider Davis Square such a hip locale.

Built in 1910, Matthews Arena, located in the Northeastern University campus is one of the oldest ice hockey arenas in the world. The facility is home to the Northeastern Huskies, men's and women's ice hockey teams of the Northeastern University. With a capacity to accommodate 4,666 fans for ice-hockey fixtures, the arena has modern facilities for a thrilling experience. The arena is also the home to the basketball team of the Northeastern University. Apart from sports fixtures, Matthews Arena is also host to numerous other events like concerts.

Established in 1953, Brattle Theater plays host to an array of alternative film screenings, in addition to book readings and acoustic concerts. Their eclectic schedule features everything from Japanese animation and American classics, to indie and foreign series. Occasionally they organize film festivals and entertainment events like film noir, French cinema and Oscar winning movies. This is one of the few theaters in town showcasing double features.

This trendy shopping district has everything you need, offering the perfect retail therapy that is relaxing and exciting as well. The Assembly Row at Assembly Square with its riverfront location is scenic and has branded stores, outlets, local boutiques and all kinds of shops that will take care of all your fancies and needs. It also has restaurants and eateries dotting its vicinity and has various events throughout the year that is reminiscent of European festival markets. Assembly Row has an alluring charm to it that will make you want more of it.

After opening its doors in 1928, Boston Opera House underwent a multimillion-dollar restoration process to become the opulent city landmark it is. Featuring shows like Les Miserables, Hairspray, The Nutcracker and the Tony award-winner The Lion King, this venue is not to be missed. Enjoy timeless classics, productions inspired by major motion pictures as well as comedy shows.

Dating back to 1903, Jordan Hall is a National Historic Landmark that is highly regarded in the city. Warm, intimate and equipped with amazing acoustics, Jordan Hall stages free concerts annually, including performances by conservatory students, faculty members and ensembles. Guest artists have included the likes of Nancy Argenta, soprano; Finnur Bjarnason, tenor; and Christine Brandes, soprano.