Metropolitan Museum of Art
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art is the largest art museum in the USA and the third most-visited art museum in the world. Home to paintings, sculptures, ceramics, furniture, arms and armor, and musical instruments from the classical era to the modern day and from every corner of the globe, there’s something here to entice every art-lover. Take a guided tour to make sure you don’t miss any of the highlights!
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(1626)Explore one of the largest art museums in America
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(39)Explore centuries of art from around the world on a small group, 3-hour guided tour of the Metropolitan Museum, New York. Discover art from 5 continents, including Ancient Egypt, modern-day America, such as the paintings of John Singer Sargent.
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Pre-reserved access Extended Metropolitan Museum of Art Tour
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(64)One of the world’s greatest art museums, the Metropolitan Museum of Art — aka the Met — is so vast you could easily spend days inside. This 3-hour tour cuts to the chase, taking you straight to the collection’s highlights for an in-depth look. A knowledgeable guide introduces you to a broad spectrum of art, jewelry, ancient relics and architecture on this small-group tour, limited to 15 people.
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Renegade Metropolitan Museum of Art Tour with Skip-the-line Access
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(78)This ain't your grandma's museum tour! This two-hour, fast-paced, interactive small group tour offers you the most incredible, most scandalous and most amazing backstory for the amazing objects at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.This is an unconventional tour of The Met. Not recommended for participants under 16 years old.
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NYC: Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET) - Guided Museum Tour
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(12)New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art attracts nearly as many visitors as other leading galleries like the Louvre or the British Museum. On this tour you’ll be able to skip the line & explore it’s most famous pieces with the help of an engaging guide.
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Top Tips
1. The Met is a popular destination for local New Yorkers, so it can get extremely busy at the weekends! If you have the chance then try to visit during the week.
Photo: Robert Bye, Art gallery with glass ceilings - Unsplash
2. If your visit is during the warmer months of the year, then make sure to head to the roof of the Met. Each year there’s a new exhibition from a contemporary artist, and with a rooftop bar and great views of the city, there’s no excuse not to visit!
Photo: Lydia Liu, View of Central Park from the Met’s Rooftop - Creative Commons Attribution 2.0
3. For those who want to grab a bite to eat, The Met Fifth Avenue has 8 bars, cafeterias, and restaurants to choose from, The Met Breuer has a bar and a cafe, and The Met Cloisters has an outdoor cafe where you can enjoy the gardens.
4. If you’re afraid of getting lost in the endless galleries of the Met, try downloading the Met app! Not only does it include a map, but it also includes the audio guide, free of charge.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s there to see in the Met?
You could easily lose yourself in the Met for several days, there’s that much to see! On the first floor alone you’ll find Greek and Roman art, Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas, European Sculpture and Decorative Arts, Medieval Art, Arms and Armor, Egyptian Art, and the American Wing. On the other floors, you’ll find Asian Art, European Paintings, a collection of musical instruments, and a roof garden which is home to exhibitions from contemporary artists throughout the summer months.So what’s the deal with the Met Breuer and the Met Cloisters?
The Met Cloisters is a beautiful building comprising a set of four cloisters from France, dismantled and rebuilt in Fort Tryon Park. Keeping in theme with the buildings, the museum specializes in the art, architecture, and gardens of medieval Europe. If you’re looking for a more restful experience, visit the Met Cloisters. The Met Breuer focuses on modern and contemporary art from around the world and is home to temporary exhibitions, performance art, artist residencies, and educational initiatives. If you want something a little less traditional then the Met Breuer is where you want to go!How long should I plan for my visit?
It depends on how much you want to see. It might be helpful to take a look at a map of the galleries to see which ones you think you’d rather skip, and then you can probably see everything you’d like to see in a couple of hours. If you want to see everything, then take a whole day! Make sure to take a break for lunch, and if you find yourself getting fatigued then you can leave the museum and re-enter using the same ticket later that day, or on the next two days.Can I sketch inside the Met?
You can sketch inside the Met, provided that you only use pencil and paper. The gallery asks that visitors who want to sketch should try not to be in the way of other visitors passing through the galleries, and to be aware that certain special exhibitions may not permit visitors to sketch. The museum reserves the right to change its policy on sketching on days when museum attendance is extremely high.General Information
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