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9.51000 5th Ave (btwn E 80th & E 84th St), New York
hello_emily • April 25, 2016Incredible museum. I could spend days in there. Loved the medieval room but it was all great.
Vivianne V. • September 11, 2012A collection of works at the Egyptian is odd.The diversity of themes, styles, periods is fantastic. One of the museums and space whose works are always very clean. Impeccable.
Ashley R. • July 4, 2015Great atmosphere for an outdoor concert! City Winery with a few wines on tap, pizza, hot dogs, etc. Ingrid Michaelson put on a great show in June!
Afi Y. • June 23, 2015The architecture is outstanding. During the holidays, there's a beautiful tree and sometimes a choir!
ℳ𝒶𝓎♍ • June 6, 2018An endless maze of numerous exceptional classic European paintings of the 19th century, including enough Monets and Manets that you'll be confused about who painted which
Klára P. • October 18, 2021Very beautiful statue! Seems also super fun for children, who climb it all the time ☺️
Michael F. • July 11, 2015Superb outdoor space with wonderful location in the park and the views, the castle as the backdrop really works
ᴡ Y. • July 31, 2013A small portion of fried rice only costs 4.25, and it is good for a quick lunch!
eric b. • February 9, 2020Incredible treasures await those who journey all the way back here. Make sure you check it out!
Rodrigo A. • December 28, 2014My favorite museum, art pieces are amazing, lot of history, perfect to bring kids to teach them (bring sneakers)
Maria T. • February 19, 2017Here is where everything happens. I mean a lot of cool events are programmed here and they're awesome
HISTORY • July 12, 2012This granite statue of Hamilton, a Founding Father and co-author of the Federalist Papers, was donated by his grandson in 1880.
Anthony M. • September 13, 2020The Melanesian artifacts were collected by Michael Rockefeller, who disappeared (probably killed) on an expedition to New Guinea in 1961. A brilliant little slice of this museum, often overlooked.
Peter B. • September 26, 2013Quite humid but worth it. Try to make sure to look at the various coloured little frogs, they're awesome
ℳ𝒶𝓎♍ • December 24, 2019An outstanding exhibit displaying paintings and sculptures from the most notable artists of the late 19th century. The content is world class art arranged mostly by artists with similar styles
8.4Theater •Central Park West Side at 79th Street (at 79th Street), New York
Courtney R. • January 9, 2016Old timey and super cute. Great for kids.
8.3Outdoor Sculpture •5 Avenue A (Duke Ellington Circle), New York
Time Out New York • April 24, 2013Rising above the trees at the northeast corner of Central Park, the 30-foot-high cast-bronze icon is supported with columns topped by nine muse figures.
Ryan A. • September 27, 2014One of the better outdoor venues. Keeps things intimate with a relatively small crowd. Great food options but the beers are too small.
HISTORY • July 18, 2012Dedicated in 1921, this statue depicts the 19th century, Venezuela-born general who has been referred to as the "George Washington of South America."
Jeremy S. • September 29, 2013One of the most spectacular spaces in the city, if not the country. Worth it for the Tiffany stuff, the Georgian facade and the Frank Lloyd Wright room alone.
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