Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

MoMA is without a doubt the best museum in the world! It has everything from the world of art and to spend an entire day there is never enough. Your soul will leave elevated, enlightened and full of ideas at every visit. It’s huge and very well organized and it offers different membership for people who want to enjoy it all year round. The exhibits are constantly changing and the entire 3rd floor covers modern art from the ‘40s to the ‘70s. It’s definitely one of my favorite places in New York.
Ivan Ottavian - 2 weeks ago

We loved our visit here! It was packed with gorgeous pieces and full of inspiration. I could have spent hours longer here, but I also felt like we saw a lot in the 2 hours we were there. Make sure to not step or lean over any of the lines by the priceless artwork. It is extremely well staffed and the employees will keep you on your toes - :) lots of rules so make sure you familiarize yourself with them. The gift shop was full of unique and interesting items. They had a cafe and a seating area as well as a place outside to sit and enjoy the sculptures.
Nikki Wilson - a month ago

Amazing, wonderful, breathtaking…be prepared with a clear head and patience to spend time with art. It is one of the best collections of art anywhere. Went on Friday at 3 and it wasn’t really crowded. I am not a fan of overly crowded tourist places (even though I have been to many) but this was not overcrowded. Cafe offered some food and drinks if you needed a break.
Dylan McKee - a week ago

We bought tickets for adults at the box office, children are free. We spent about 4 hours in the museum, we were very tired of walking, but it was worth it! A must-see for all art lovers, very interesting and fascinating exhibitions and works. To admire the exhibits in person is an indescribable experience. And yes, the museum has a great souvenir shop, huge and with a very wide range, although the prices are high, but as souvenirs, the choice is simply excellent!
Olesia Sushkeeva - a month ago

MoMA is always such an inspiring experience. There were many people tho.. thought it would be pretty empty given it was a weekday afternoon. guess there were many travelers since it's last week of August/Labor Day weekend. I always love seeing the works of Edward Hopper — his art captures quiet, everyday moments so beautifully. Standing in front of Monet’s Water Lilies felt almost meditative, and Picasso’s pieces reminded me of how revolutionary his vision was. One of my personal highlights was seeing Klimt’s work up close, the details and colors are breathtaking in person. The museum itself is so thoughtfully curated, and I always leave feeling like I’ve discovered something new, even with the most famous masterpieces and even i visit multiple times a year. Truly a place where you can spend hours just soaking in the creativity and brilliance of so many iconic artists.
S P - a month ago