Harvard Science Center Plaza

The event space situated at 1 Oxford Street, which is utilized for a variety of gatherings near Harvard's campus, is, in my practical estimation and based on the frequent, genuinely impressed feedback from friends who have attended professional and social functions there, an exceptional choice for hosting sophisticated and smoothly executed events that require both elegance and robust logistical support. Everyone I’ve spoken with consistently praises the beautifully appointed and versatile spaces, the absolute professionalism of the coordinating staff, and the high quality of the catering and technical infrastructure, emphasizing that the venue successfully handles everything from large conferences to intimate celebratory dinners with seamless grace. I've learned from their narratives that the atmosphere is one of dignified refinement and highly efficient delivery, making it an outstanding option for any organization or individual looking to make a memorable, positive impression on their guests. My subjective conclusion is that the venue at 1 Oxford Street is an irreplaceable, top-tier facility for special occasions - a true mark of quality event planning - so definitely consider booking this location for your next important function.

A great public space next to the Harvard Yard. You have food trucks every day, and in the summer-into-fall there's a farmers market every Tuesday. In the winter, you sometimes have fire pits that Harvard sets up. And there's almost always something going on even outside of those events. Plenty of tables and benches and chairs to sit down, too.

Such a unique water area with the rocks

In Cambridge, you can visit Harvard University. It’s one of the most important universities in the world. Its calm environment makes you feel comfortable and welcome. The campus is very charming and quite busy with the transit of people. You can also meet the statue of John Harvard and touch his foot. People say it brings you good luck. Inside the campus you can also find the museum of comparative zoology: one of the most important natural history museums of the world. Visiting this museum is worth every single minute. Last but not least, you can have lunch at the campus restaurant. When I was there I tried the Clam chowder: it is delicious: I do recommend it.

Oooo soo soo fun! I strongly recommend to go with kids or with friends especially on a hot day !

I miss this… during summer when I went it was a beautiful rainbow. See you again in next summer.

Kids (and a lot of grown-ups too) really enjoy this "misty fountain" on the Harvard campus. Look for the huge bronze rhino in front of the Biology building also. The bronze doors nearby are worthy of a medieval Cathedral more so than the building they grace.

A more family friendly, lower key alternative to the Pit-centered tourist nexus across the Yard. Food trucks, farmers' markets, public games, water features, nearby museums, venerable architecture, sunny and shady spots, proximity to greatness – what's not to love?