Bostonians are invited to take a walk through history and explore stories about global progress at the How Do You See the World?experience at the Christian Science Plaza, an expansive, 13-acre space in the heart of Back Bay.

Located in The Christian Science Publishing House, the How Do You See the World? experience features interactive exhibits, that include:

The Mapparium™: Step into the iconic, three-story stained glass globe to glimpse our world in 1935 with narration and light, and see things from a different perspective — from the inside of the world looking out.
Stories from The Christian Science Monitor: Learn the stories of those who have made a difference in their communities worldwide, including the woman who founded the Christian Science church and the Monitor newspaper, Mary Baker Eddy.
Our World: Mapping Progress: Interact with various touchscreens highlighting humanity’s advancements since 1935, and inspirational hope for the future.
And more

“Points of Progress” invites guests to explore a rolling record of significant events in human rights, scientific breakthroughs, exploration, and other fields through the post-war decades. | Photo provided by The First Church of Christ, Scientist

The How Do You See the World? experience is open Monday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m., and Sunday, 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

The best part: BOStoday readers can receive a discount on their admission.

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