List and locations of 20 famous museums in Manhattan
I see so many itineraries that are so PACKED with things to do, you won’t have time to absorb anything you see. That might be your style, but I am going to recommend that you slow down, get to spend some time in each place, so you really feel you saw something
This list is created in a location order, running from the top of Manhattan to the tip of Manhattan. The intention is so that you can see one museum a day and play the rest of your travels around that area: At least staying in one part of the city so you don’t run all other the place like a tourist. Wait. You are a tourist but you don’t have to act like one.
Upper East Side
Upper West Side
Midtown West
Midtown East
Chelsea (West)
Lower East Side
Financial District | Battery Park
Bonus: Harlem
The Cloisters (Met Cloisters) — Medieval art and gardens – 99 Margaret Corbin Drive in Fort Tryon Park El Museo del Barrio — Latin American, Caribbean, and Puerto Rican art – 1230 Fifth Avenue (104 -105)
Well that kind of depends on what kind of museum goer you are. I personally can spend at least 3 hours in the big ones, like Moma, the Met, and Natural History. But small children might get bored. And your feet might hurt.
Yes, but you need to check the website. The Museum of Natural History and the Met sure do.
Yes, the majority do. Please get in touch with the museum.
Most of these museums are near other bus or subway stations, but it depends on where you are coming from. You can also Uber or Taxi.
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