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Here's what Trippy members say about The Metropolitan Museum of Art:
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art- can't miss it!" See More
"Hi, The Museum of Modern ArtMOMA is a must and the The Metropolitan Museum of ArtMET." See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art for traditional and Solomon R Guggenheim Museum for modern." See More
"If art is the goal then it's the The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Museum of Modern Art- end of story!" See More
"You can't go wrong with the The Metropolitan Museum of Art." See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art and American Museum of Natural History are my choices." See More
"Your admission to the The Metropolitan Museum of Art includes admission to the new The Met Breuer a few blocks away." See More
"I back up the other statements in going to the The Metropolitan Museum of Art." See More
"A big and a small that are near each other--The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Frick Collection." See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art you could get lost in for a few days." See More
"I chose to spend the precious short time I had, on the second floor, in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, specifically in the Impressionists gallerys." See More
"The The Metropolitan Museum of Art is a must." See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Museum of Modern Art" See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Solomon R Guggenheim Museum are my favorites." See More
"Favorite museums are the Museum of Modern Art , American Museum of Natural History , The Metropolitan Museum of Art , and International Center of Photography Museum ." See More
"see: Brooklyn Bridge Park; The Metropolitan Museum of Art; Central Park; United Nations Headquarters; The Cloisters, New York Public Library, Prospect Park, Solomon R Guggenheim Museum, Bryant Park, The Morgan Library & Museum, The Metropolitan Opera & Museum of Modern Art)." See More
"Don't miss the great museums American Museum of Natural History, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art." See More
"If you like museums both the The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History are pay what you will and have great exhibits!" See More
"I'd visit the best art museums in the country - The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Solomon R Guggenheim Museum, Whitney Museum." See More
"I would recommend you stay either uptown or midtown, close to Central Park and great museums like the Solomon R Guggenheim Museum Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum and The Metropolitan Museum of Art." See More
"Times Square, Times Square, Madame Tussauds New York, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art, Central Park Zoo, Top of The Rock" See More
"People might think of The Metropolitan Museum of Art as just a big art museum that's not kid-friendly, but there are some sections the boys might think are super-cool - I'm thinking in particular of the Temple of Dendur in the Egyptian section and the awesome Hall of Arms and Armor (knights and swords!" See More
"I go to a museum, The Metropolitan Museum of Art or Museum of Modern Art are my favorites, love to walk on the High Line Park, window shop in SoHo or the East Village (or actually shop)." See More
"The American Museum of Natural History and the The Metropolitan Museum of Art,Guggenheim and the Metropolitan museum of Art (The Met) are all interesting." See More
"NYC has many world class museums, such as the The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art, The Frick Collection, Morgan Library and Museum Shop, American Museum of Natural History." See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art can only cost you as low as $1." See More
"Definitely add a museum or two to your list or wander the galleries in SoHo If you like classics, go to The Metropolitan Museum of Art If you like more contemporary art, go to Museum of Modern Art" See More
"You could choose American Museum of Natural History, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of the City of New York, or El Museo Del Barrio." See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Cloisters, American Museum of Natural History are basically free (the signs will say $20 or something but you can just pay $1 at ticket booth)." See More
"I would suggest not missing the The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Solomon R Guggenheim Museum, Whitney Museum, The Frick Collection, The Cloisters (a little further uptown but well worth the longer trip on the subway!" See More
"I would also visit again the Solomon R Guggenheim Museum and the The Metropolitan Museum of Art." See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art never disappoints." See More
"Hi! I lived in NYC for some years so I will share my favorites. The Frick Collection was always a good visit. Lovely old mansion with a great collection and lovely grounds. :" See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art is a must." See More
"Near the Zoo is the The Metropolitan Museum of Art which will give you a listing of objects that a tween might know." See More
"Im usually a Greenwich Village person, but Upper West Side is much more accessible to Central Park and museums (The Metropolitan Museum of Art is a walk across the park), and the subway downtown is only a block or two away." See More
"I recommend you visit The Metropolitan Museum of Art." See More
"I also love going to the The Metropolitan Museum of Art that time of year -- although you should get your tickets well in advance." See More
"I am dying to go to the roof of the The Metropolitan Museum of Art for drinks." See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art is free, so is the Museum of Modern Art and American Museum of Natural History." See More
"If you haven't been to the rooftop garden/martini bar at the The Metropolitan Museum of Art, run, don't walk." See More
"For example, if you are interested in museums, you will probably head to the upper east side, which has The Frick Collection, The Metropolitan Museum of Art Solomon R Guggenheim Museum and several others within blocks, like Museum of the City of New York, Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum, it is just a great area packed with art and interest." See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art has a suggested donation rather than an actual admission price, so this can cost whatever you want." See More
"Visit the The Metropolitan Museum of Art." See More
"Day 3: The Metropolitan Museum of Art and walking around Upper East Side and Central Park" See More
"Go to the The Metropolitan Museum of Art - the donation is suggested which means that you give what you like." See More
"Check out the museums, many like The Metropolitan Museum of Art have a "suggested" entrance fee." See More
"My favorite free things are the parks: Central Park is the classic and can be combined with a visit to The Metropolitan Museum of Art (not free but well worth the cost), Bryant Park always seems to have interesting activities going on during th summer and is surrounded by cool architecture, and Madison Square Park where you can grab a burger and shake or beer at Shake Shack." See More
"Puedes visitar tambien el The Metropolitan Museum of Art y el American Museum of Natural History." See More
"Opera at Lincoln Center Cocktails at Hudson Hotel Cookies from Levain Bakery Checkout the great museums and galleries, my favorite The Metropolitan Museum of Art" See More
"Last but not least, Museum Mile, inclusive of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Solomon R Guggenheim Museum and more!" See More
"If art is your thing, hit the The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art in addition to the galleries in SOHO." See More
"Go to the The Metropolitan Museum of Art - it's an optional donation (technically free!" See More
"the The Metropolitan Museum of Art has suggested admission price - so give as much as you can." See More
"We obviously walked around Times Square (it's better at night), we walked through Chinatown New York, saw One World Trade Center and 9/11 Memorial and even spent a few hours in The Metropolitan Museum of Art." See More
"Depending on your interests, you should also hit up one of NYC's amazing museums - American Museum of Natural History, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Museum of Modern Art are all standouts for a reason and all worth a visit, based on what you like!" See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art - Travel through time and be inches from historical artifacts" See More
"If art catches your fancy then the The Metropolitan Museum of Art has some amazing sculpture gardens full of fantastic light for uber fancy pics." See More
"The garden terrace at the top of the The Metropolitan Museum of Art also offers some great vistas." See More
"Both The Metropolitan Museum of Art (and The Cloisters) and the American Museum of Natural History are "pay what you wish"." See More
"To Eat and Drink: Narcissa Wallflower Piora The Campbell Apartment To Cook/Shake: Miette Culinary Studio Sur La Table The Wren To Explore: The Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum of Modern Art Solomon R Guggenheim Museum To Laugh: Comedy Cellar" See More
"Museum of Modern Art or The Metropolitan Museum of Art or Solomon R Guggenheim Museum" See More
"1) Statue of Liberty on the Staten Island Ferry 2) Ground Zero 3) Wall St 4) Empire State Building Observation Deck or the Top of the Rock for the view of the city - get the express tickets 5) The Metropolitan Museum of Art 6) Central Park or/and the High Line Park for outdoors 7) Times Square 8) Broadway show (if time permits) More options can be found here:" See More
"Skip Top of the Rock and Empire State for a drink on the roof of the The Metropolitan Museum of Art at sunset." See More
"Went to The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art and Solomon R Guggenheim Museum (the latter mainly for architecture)." See More
"Getting waiter service at Katz's is a rookie/tourist move), go to either Bouchon Bakery Bouchon Bakery and get an adult version of a Ho-Ho, and a Nutter-butter, visit Greenwich Village, SoHo, the original real Macy's, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and see a play." See More
"From May through Oct, I suggest the Roof Garden Café and Martini Bar at The Metropolitan Museum of Art for a fantastic view over Central Park." See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Ellis Island, Hell's Kitchen Museum of Modern Art, Watch a Broadway show in Times Square" See More
"another must see is The Metropolitan Museum of Art- beautiful but will ask for a donation to get in." See More
"Check out the West Village, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Chelsea Market Baskets and have fun!" See More
"Go to the The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Museum of Modern Art." See More
"Central Park, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, American Museum of Natural History, Bryant Park, Flushing Meadows Corona Park, and much more fab spots where you could feel the great charm of the city." See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art has suggested payments but you can pay as donation whatever amount you choose." See More
"American Museum of Natural History and The Metropolitan Museum of Art are both pay what you can, I've paid as little as a dollar!" See More
"The National Museum of the American Indian is free (it's part of the Smithsonian Institution), and the The Metropolitan Museum of Art is "suggested donations." See More
"Start with the The Metropolitan Museum of Art and it's uptown location The Cloisters." See More
"and all the galleries are free - it is since to walk around the galleries in Chelsea (New York) - some galleries Gagosian Gallery, David Zwirner Gallery and then the museums The Metropolitan Museum of Art Solomon R Guggenheim Museum and then Central Park" See More
"I would start out by hitting a Museum my personal favorites are the Museum of Modern Art or The Metropolitan Museum of Art." See More
"For museums, the The Metropolitan Museum of Art is a must, along with the Museum of Modern and Solomon R Guggenheim Museum, but I also like the The Frick Collection." See More
"If you're into it, the The Metropolitan Museum of Art is spectacular, but HUGE and so much to see, so plan a little and go on their website and see if there any specific exhibits you wish to explore and just do one or two." See More
"You could always hit the Museums and visit the The Metropolitan Museum of Art or if you want to stay in Brooklyn the Brooklyn Museum." See More
"The The Metropolitan Museum of Art is the best" See More
"If it's chillier and you want to spend some time indoors (on either the Upper East or Upper West side), check out great museums like the Museum of Modern Art, Solomon R Guggenheim MuseumThe Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History." See More
"Lastly, as noted below, the Brooklyn Museum - if it weren't for the The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this would be the greatest museum in the City." See More
"If you'd like to read about some of the highlights of the museum, I did a Top Ten list of my favorite things at the The Metropolitan Museum of Art last spring." See More
"In general, it's a cold time of year, so some indoor spots (if you like art, check out MOMA and The Metropolitan Museum of Art; for music, check out places like the jazz standard, blue note, or Village Vanguard (for jazz), or any of the cities concert listings for the insane number of nightly shows); also, eat well." See More
"The Empire State Building opens at 8:00am and closes at 2:00am every day, and the last elevator up is at 1:15pm. As of 2014, tickets to the main deck are $29.00 for adults, $23.00 for 6-12 year-olds, and $50.00 for Express Passes. You may also want to experience the Sky Ride while you are there as well. The Sky Ride is a “super large flight simulator” which is basically a virtual reality helicopter ride through Manhattan and Central Park. Ask about it when you get there! For more information, log on to www.esbnyc.com. As an alternative to this, the rooftop on the 70th floor of Rockefeller Plaza (creatively named “Top of the Rock”) has been re-designed and re-opened after years of abandonment, and it is amazing! Unlike the Empire State Building, which uses a fence as protection, the Top of the Rock uses flat, non-reflective glass panels, which allows for completely unobstructed views of the Empire State Building and Central Park with no camera flash to ruin the pictures! They use a “timed-ticket” method, which means you choose what time you want to go, and this prevents having to wait in long lines when you arrive. They also have an option of purchasing “Sunrise Sunset” tickets, which allow guests to visit twice in one day. Purchase your “Sunrise Sunset” ticket for the first time slot you wish to attend and make another visit to Top of the Rock later in the day. Check out www.topoftherocknyc.com for more details! The Statue of Liberty/ Ellis Island ferry runs to the islands every fifteen minutes from 8:30am until 4:30pm, and the tickets can be purchased at Clinton Castle in Battery Park. Keep in mind that this tour runs about 3-4 hours depending on how much time you plan to spend on each island. As of 2014 monument access passes are $18.00 for adults, $9.00 for ages 4-12, and $14.00 for Senior Citizens (62 and over). Crown access passes are $21.00 for adults, $12.00 for ages 4-12, and $17.00 for Senior Citizens (62 and over). Also keep in mind that if you choose to go after 2:00pm you will only be able to go to either Liberty Island or Ellis Island. Ferry tickets and time passes can be ordered in advance by calling the ferry company at: 1-866-STATUE4 or online at !" See More
"Just to throw one more idea out there: I would think about checking out the The Metropolitan Museum of Art, mostly because it's not just a museum, but a bit of a point of pride and gathering place for the people of New York." See More
"There are a few must-sees: The Metropolitan Museum of Art is definitely one of them, and the American Museum of Natural History is pretty cool too." See More
"After that I'd probably hop on the bus and go up to the The Metropolitan Museum of Art." See More
"Check out Fashion Institute Of Technology Museum or The Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Exhibit." See More
"If you are a student of design, you must go to The Metropolitan Museum of Art to the newley renovated Anna Wintour Costume Institute wing that will be featuring an exhibit "Charles James, Beyond Fashion"." See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art, especially this summer." See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art is a definite must go." See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art, which is on the eastern edge of Central Park, I recommend that you finish on the rooftop bar (summer months only)." See More
"Lots of great advice here already for your short visit. It really depends, of course, on your interests! You might find it useful to scan my list of NYC recommendations - I've bold/underlined what I always go back to each visit (plus there are lots of restaurant recommendations, by neighbourhood, so you can avoid eating in a tourist trap). >" See More
"The Metropolitan Museum of Art then walk into Central Park to see" See More
"If you or your wife are interested in art in the least, I'd also recommend a visit to The Metropolitan Museum of Art." See More
"Just to name a few of my favorites: Greenwich Village Chinatown New York The Theater District - Times Square I love The Central Park Boathouse at Central Park Fifth Avenue The Flatiron Building The Metropolitan Museum of Art Museum of Modern Art High Line Park" See More
"The MOMA is a must and The Metropolitan Museum of Art is probably the most important museum on usa soil." See More