MIT Stata Center, Boston - A Sight to Behold!
Off the cuff fun - found in the most unusual and unsuspecting places ~
Allow me share with you one of what will become many; Off the beaten path, around the corner and adventurous places in Boston!
While attending a weekend conference focused on Women, Action and the Media located within MIT Stata Center in Cambridge, I found a site not likely to be listed on any tourist map.
Begin your journey by parking in the always free parking - shhh not many know this... East parking lot located on the corner of Main and Vassar in Cambridge.
Then make you way to Legal Seafood across the street for a bowl of their famous inaugural clam chowder, a fresh salad or seafood treat.
To walk off your nosh, head back across the street to MIT's Stata Center. From Vassar street to Main you will bathe in the view of peeks and towers that slash across the Boston skyline.
Now take it a step further, walk toward the Stata Center, continue walking to the far building marked as building #56. From the courtyard you will get the best view!
I couldn't help but stare in wonder at the architecture of this great building. For those of you who remember the sci-fi cartoon titled The Jetsons, you too will believe the architect must have sketched the plans based on a scene from the famous toon.
MIT has long been known as the quintessential "You've made it if you're here" school, and it shows when looking at the astonishing sight!
