I wish we lived closer to this institute because we would probably visit every weekend! The Vermont…read moreInstitute of Natural Science does praiseworthy work by rescuing aviaries and raptors from the side of highways, etc. These once injured birds are now thriving and the staff working here really care for the inhabitants. It is wonderful to see. It is worth the money to come visit! Kids love it and adults do too. Besides the beautiful rescue stories and gorgeous creatures living here, the nature walk and look out tower is another fun experience! There is a netted trampoline that is many feet up towards the back of the nature walk. It gives kids cool views of down below and is fun to prance on top of! The look out tower walk up is a great work out for the adults and the promising view up top is worth it. The gift store has some lovely treasures as well. I hope we can visit again soon!

Incredible facility! My wife and I went two days in a row just to watch the bird feedings again. It…read morewas so cool to see them so close. Each one seemed VERY well taken care of. We need more places like this. Also wanted to shout out all of the volunteers and staff. They are all incredibly knowledgeable and friendly I really enjoyed my time here so thank you for having me!

Ah Harvard...the university that will send any parent, hiring manager, etc, into a orgasmic frenzy…read moreonce they find out you're a student or alum of this renowned institution. I visited as a tourist while exploring Boston before heading to Providence, where I'm a Master's student at a fellow Ivy League. Harvard's campus is very beautiful, the quintessential blue print of a prestigious New England campus. It was worthwhile to walk around and explore the area.

For being such a prestigious and storied university, it's nice that anyone can walk on campus to…read moresee its historic buildings. There's a visitor center with restrooms, a cafeteria, and tours led by students. Several buildings on campus are open to the public like the Harvard Art Museums. The T has a station right there so it's easy to visit.

The Massachusetts Audubon is the largest land holder in Massachusetts. I've lived in Boston 15…read moreyears... and I never knew about the Boston nature Center and wildlife preserve! They hosted a FREEopen house today, with lots of fun filled, family events: crafts, games, live animal exhibits, and a cookout. THE DEAL: the Boston nature center is a wonderful way to spend a rainy day inside. They also offer many hiking trails for good weather walks too!

Heaven has left a piece of it on earth at this place. Super clean and peaceful and the staff is…read moreamazing very comforting my son just ran up and hugged the staff member he has never met her in his 5 year life.

LMFAO at all these fake 5-Star reviews clearly written by EF Employees. No parent with a brain…read morewould send their kids on an EF trip. That's why now they have increased their recruitment of college students and single adults (EF College Study Tours and EF Go Ahead). EF Go Ahead Tours usually uses 3 Star hotels and above but K-12 and college students get ripped off. Right now I'm trying to advocate to my college campus to cancel our trip to London because the U.K. government has essentially banned all leisure travel. This greedy company won't even lower the cost of our trip as a courtesy for their previous bad behavior in the public eye. As long as London remains at Level 3 Travel Advisory they (EF Tours) can cancel at any time and yet the trip is still happening? Lastly, regardless of when you cancel your tour, you WILL lose between $750 to $3,000 per person in cancellation fees CLEARLY meant to ensure EF still cuts a hefty profit. I can already see 2021 trips being cancelled. They started cancelling 2021 trips months ago (these were re-scheduled from 2020). And guess what? Yep, this criminal enterprise will steal your money again and again with zero remorse. Dont people ever learn anything? This company will cancel your trip at the very last minute, try to convince you to "accept" a worthless travel voucher, then take nearly $1,000 in cancellation fees PER PERSON (after you demand your refund) despite noone going anywhere. But the most pressing concern is this: Why would you give this company any of your hard earned money after this? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Vy_PKuljk0s&t=702s https://eftourslitigation.mcgranepc.com https://topclassactions.com/lawsuit-settlements/lawsuit-news/coronavirus-covid-19/education-first-class-action-says-tour-company-canceled-trips-over-coronavirus-refuses-refunds The truth is a hard thing to accept. Believe me, I know.

I regret not reading reviews prior to enrolling my son in your immersion language program…read more Initially, I was very excited about this opportunity, especially since the sales representative was kind, helpful, and reassuring throughout the process. My son was originally scheduled to stay on campus for three weeks, and I made all required payments, including the deposit and subsequent balances, based on my contract with the school. Six weeks before his departure, we are informed that his accommodation had been changed to a hotel room residence near the airport, approximately 30 minutes away by bus and over an hour walking distance from the school. This is a significant deviation from what was originally promised. Now, after I have already booked two international flights, I am being told that the originally confirmed accommodation is no longer available. This situation is extremely unsettling and has placed us in a difficult position.