Suggestions for Erotic Museum near NoMad, New York

Aran R. • October 16, 2019Museum is very interesting. One of a kind! The exhibitions were very informative. Museum store is awesome!

Chris P. • February 3, 2024My son absolutely loved it and the team working here has a lot of patience and kindness for the kids. Great afternoon.

Amy R. • August 2, 2015Beautiful artifacts and architecture and a lovely cafe make for a delightful couple hours

The Corcoran Group • December 12, 2011Visit this small (and FREE) museum and learn all you needed to know about the history of fashion. The exhibits are particularly inspiring.

Aidan F. • April 2, 2018Their "K2 Friday Nights" are free entry to the whole museum, with tapas and a DJ. Great date night!

Nate 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.

Anna R. • August 22, 2015The new space is great! All the outdoor terraces have great views of the city and the river

Rose L. • November 14, 2017my brother and I spent a few hours here soaking up all the info and history. the self guided tour is really well done, we loved it. be sure not to miss the beautiful courtyard in the back!

Kaisa H. • July 6, 2016Impressive collection, beautiful sculpture garden. All that you can hope for in a museum. The 5th floor cafe is pricey, but the food is very good and the view on the balcony is worth the price.

Patrick B. • January 19, 2016Fantastic museum, a bit expensive but definitely worth it, save at least a 1/2 day to explore

Richard W. • September 19, 2022This cold war submarine is fantastic to visit. Veterans will tell you how it works and how was the life aboard. A must see in NY.

Amy Z. • August 7, 2014Awesome place for discovery. An afternoon will pass in a blink. The tactile experience of flubber, clay, play dough, dot art, paints and all the special classes are well worth it. Amazing for all!

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.

Yazeed • December 26, 2018Amazing place for taking photos 👍🏼

Kavita B. • March 8, 2015Different tours for different moods. The hard times tour is a great start and the guides are very knowledgeable!

Michelle C. • July 26, 2016Small gallery with very interesting themed art. Doesn't take long to walk through but it's worth a look. Admission is technically free with a suggested donation that you should give if you're able.

Melissa F. • May 17, 2010I'll go again next time I'm in NYC! Beautiful use of small space, thoughtful & informative exhibits. And the gift shop sells G.O.D. goodies!

Mae 🌸🌺 B. • August 20, 2013Loved this museum. Nice space, cute shop. And great art of course.

Kimmie O. • December 29, 2019This is more of an “experience” type of place. Great for instagram. You get around 5 treats included during your “tour” here. Best part is the slide!! :)

Elise P. • August 26, 2013Very interesting. Kiki Smith's window is spectacular. Free on Mondays from 10-5.Took a tour with Jan Kampel and she was amazing. very charming. Loved the experience.

nikki • November 30, 2016interesting tour, but absolutely adorable gardens. lovely gazebo

Kevski • August 19, 2017Make sure you have time... this place is big, really big! So many great things to see and learn about!

Steve R. • July 1, 2014Very well thought-out - respectful and informative. You simply must go. Use the phone app for an audio guide.

Poly W. • August 7, 2018Very nice museum.. if you have kids, it is ideal to spend time there. It is interactive and they can learn a lot !

Ralph M. • October 23, 2021Always an adventure, so much to see. Love the rooftop view of NYC.

Emiliano • October 28, 2015Nice park just beside the museum.

Harri M. • March 5, 2022A must-visit when in New York. Very impressive - and also a very sad experience. All of 9/11 documented and shown in a detailed manner. Great memorial site: important for the world for not to forget.

Marius W. • September 1, 2014A hidden gem. Great architecture (open air spaces, peaceful sculpture garden) and beautiful pieces thoughtfully laid out, showcasing Noguchi as a subtle master of material and texture.