Museums in New York City, New York

The largest Ripley’s in North America and one of New York City’s most intriguing attractions, Ripley's Believe It or Not! Times Square offers exciting entertainment for the whole family to enjoy together. Explore the 500+ unique exhibits and 20 themed galleries, including The Little Apple – A New York Experience, The impossible LaseRace™, The Black Hole, a spinning vortex tunnel, and more. Details

Climb aboard the iconic Intrepid aircraft carrier and learn all about the history of sea, air, and space ventures. View historic artifacts, interact with engaging exhibits, watch intriguing videos, and marvel at the numerous exhibits. While at the museum, guests can explore Aircraft Carrier Intrepid, the Space Shuttle Pavilion, Submarine Growler, and British Airways Concorde. Details

The largest natural history museum in the world and spanning four city blocks, the American Museum of Natural History offers more than 40 exhibition halls with 32 million specimens and artifacts for guests of all ages to enjoy. The museum also features children’s workshops, multicultural programs, a discovery room, hands-on activities, on-going and seasonal events, and more. Details

Experience two amazing New York City treasures—the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Central Park. Let a professional tour guide show you the best of The Met, Seurat and Van Gogh masterpieces to ancient Egyptian artifacts. Then, explore the highlights of Central Park such as Gapstow Bridge and Bethesda Terrace and Fountain as you learn all about the history of this urban oasis. Details

A unique experience for guests of all ages, the Extended Met: Metropolitan Museum of Art in 3 Hours offers a chance for visitors to get an in-depth look at more than 5,000 years of art from five different continents on a 3-hour guided tour. Guests can enjoy viewing works from Van Gogh, Picasso and more, as well as exploring the Met’s exclusive rooftop terrace (from May through October). Details

Make the most of your time in New York City with this 2-in-1 tour featuring both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of History. The guided experience showcases the best of both world-class museums, ensuring you’ll see the most popular exhibits as well as lesser known artifacts and art works worth your time. Along the way, you’ll also gain insider tips and insight only an expert tour guide can provide. Details

A not-for-profit museum in the heart of The Big Apple, The Museum of the City of New York offers up-close views and insight into all things New York—from the buildings and parks, to the people and sights that make it so unique. Guests can also enjoy the museum’s centerpiece experience, which is Timescapes—a 22-minute multimedia show that educates on the city’s history, narrated by Stanley Tucci. Details

Experience the best of The American Museum of Natural history on this professionally guided tour featuring the world-famous dinosaur exhibits, Hall of Ocean Life, Rose Center for Earth and Space and so much more. This tour is a must-do for anyone visiting the museum for the first time. Details

Enjoy a guided, skip-the-line tour of The Metropolitan Museum of Art which features one of the most comprehensive art collections in the world. The attraction offers nearly two million pieces of art from over the past 5,000 years. Highlights include artifacts from ancient Greece and Egypt as well as paintings from artists such as Van Gogh and Seurat. Details

Situated just outside of Central Park on Museum Mile, The Metropolitan Museum of Art offers one of the most comprehensive art across the globe. The largest museum and highest attended museum in NYC, the attraction offers nearly two million pieces of art from over the past 5,000 years. Guests can also enjoy on-site dining, an audio guide and shopping at The Met Store. Details

The leading museum of modern art in the world, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) offers an exciting, educational and entertaining experience for guests of all ages to enjoy. The museum—located at 11 West 53rd Street—features a variety of exhibitions with paintings from modern art masters, daily film and video screenings, gallery discussions, and more. Details