The American Museum of Natural History is one of the largest and most-respected museums in the world. The institution is made up of 25 interconnected buildings that are home to 46 permanent exhibitions halls and a world-renowned library.[Learn more]
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The Brooklyn Museum of Art is the second largest in the five boroughs, and the permanent collection here boasts more than one and a half million pieces, running the gamut from contemporary art installations to their famous Ancient Egyptian collection.[Learn more]
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The Ellis Island Immigration Museum is part of the Statue of Liberty National Monument, and is one of the country's most visited parks.[Learn more]
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Opened in 1959, New York City's Guggenheim Museum was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and has become a significant architectural landmark.[Learn more]
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The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is a wonderful way to learn about ships, jets, and shuttles. There are many interactive exhibits throughout the facility devoted to the country's heroes and achievements, as well as a handful of flight simulators.[Learn more]
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Known simply as "The Met" around town, New York City's Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the nation's foremost cultural institutions, welcoming guests both local and foreign since 1872.[Learn more]
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The Museum of Modern Art prides itself as an educational institute, with a library and archive that hold an impressive collection of reference material, historical documents, and photographs.[Learn more]
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As part of the American Museum of Natural History, the state-of-the-art Rose Center for Space and Earth takes visitors from the inner workings of our planet to the outer limits of the galaxy.[Learn more]
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The Frick Collection and Art Reference Library is another stellar cultural institution along the edges of Central Park. The museum is housed in a beautiful building with a reflection pool garden and several exhibition halls.[Learn more]
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Trinity Wall Street is a historic, but still active, Episcopal Church. The church has been recreated several times over its long history, and in its current state retains a gothic revival style.[Learn more]
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The Whitney Museum of American Art holds a collection of 20th- and 21st-century art. Much focus is placed on living artists, and the more than 18,000 works canvass a wide array of media.[Learn more]
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