Suggestions for Museum near Turtle Bay, New York
Filters:
Sandra L. • August 30, 2010The Japanese classes here are great, really cheap, and in the evenings. They also go up to a really high level. Awesome way to learn Japanese or pick it back up/maintain it.
Lynn • March 22, 2017Large museum with some exceptional paintings and sculptured. Definitely a must see as they have different varieties of art.
9.2Museum • $$$$ •225 Madison Ave (btwn E 36th & E 37th St), New York
Michelle C. • September 17, 2016Go on Friday at 7 for free admission. You can see quite a lot in 2 hours, even if you stop for a drink first. There's lovely live music at the café and the apricot mimosa is delicious.
Allison D. • June 30, 2014The staff here are accommodating and helpful. They are sweet and knowledgable. They make the experience easy and enjoyable.
Edwin T. • December 12, 2016I love museums and art galleries so obviously I would have loved my trip at MOMA. The quietness of the place and the details of the masterpieces. Everything is sophisticated and we'll illustrated.
8.0Art Museum •53 East 59th Street (Between Madison and Park Avenues), New York
Whitney Museum of American Art • February 4, 2011Edward Hopper's proximity to the Queensboro Bridge led to the painting of the same title, created in 1913.
7.2History Museum •Grand Central Terminal (42nd and Park Avenue), New York
7.1Museum •101 Park Ave (between E 40th and E 41st St), New YorkNate F. • April 2, 2022paintings of dogs. sculptures of dogs. library of dog books. dog friendly. three story display of dog memorabilia. more dogs than you can shake a stick at.
MetroFocus • November 9, 2011Did you know that this is one of the oldest synagogues in the U.S. and a favorite amongst the NY Historical Society’s president Louise Mirrer. Learn about more historic places of worship on MetroFocus
Ami H. • July 13, 2022Ready your bodies for this interactive celebration of American Musical (and non musical) Theatre, newly opened in the heart of Times Square, Fall of 2022
ᴡ D. • April 5, 2011Great entertainment. Get there early to avoid the crowds. Makes the visit more pleasant.
Pierre v. • August 8, 2014Lovely museum, perfect size for a 2-hour visit. The temporary exhibits manage to fascinate no matter the subject. Nice restaurant with views of Central Park on one of the upper floors.
SK L. • March 25, 2010Smorgas Chef is great place for brunch and lunch. Try the lingonberry soda. Waffles are swet enough that it can be had on its own.
MoMA • June 17, 2013Rockefeller Guest House is a MoMA: Landmarks of Modern Architecture Scavenger Hunt location! Show your checkin at MoMA (6/17-7/31) to receive $5 off 1 regular admission ticket!
Rosalee L. • March 25, 2010Beautiful Old books, printing press exhibits, private club, and beautiful old house all mixed into one.
?Art Museum •149 E 38th St (Btwn lexington and 3rd Ave), New York
DeShaun H. • April 1, 2011Saw the "Save the Forrest, Save the Culture" exhibit by Attila Lorant and Antonio Briceno. Was there for a Microsoft/Food & Wine Magazine event. The venue was beautiful and perfect for an intimate dis
?Art Museum • View Prices •4 West 54th Street (btw 5th and 6th avenue), New York
MoMALearning • January 31, 2012Check out the list of events at
Don't see the place you're looking for? Add a new place to Foursquare.
