Suggestions for Museum near NoLita, New York

Calvin M. • June 2, 2015Great museum. Some very nice collections. The building itself and its views of the city are fantastic

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

Alan M. • July 27, 2017Oddly enjoyable very small yet if your in the mood for drawings and a chilled reflecting day it's perfect

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!

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!

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.

Lynda H. • March 25, 2014Beautiful artwork and Ukrainian egg displays. Friendly staff.

Leah Z. • October 31, 2011Music time is awesome! Annie is super nice

Chris G. • September 21, 2021The new museum is so cool. But the reflections on the photos can be a bit much at times.

Quintein • December 16, 2018Beautiful museum really puts into perspective the events that day. I recommend going solo and spending up to 2 hours there. The gift shop is incredibly tacky for such a sensitive location.

Giulia • January 27, 2018Amazing archive for all the design lovers. Take an appointment and enjoy 2 hours of full immersion in an incredible collection of sketches, magazines, packaging and books by your favourite designers.

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.

Naked B. • January 28, 2012This is a really nice museum down in th Seaport. It's not the biggest, but for $5 it's worth every penny if you're down there. I'm happy that it has re-opened, the space by itself is worth it.

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

Paige C. • July 18, 2015We came here for an event and it was wonderful! Beautiful balcony overlooking the water and Statue of Liberty. Pretty at sunset!

Renae M. • November 8, 2015Super tiny, quirky art museum in a laneway. Use the audio guide, it brings it to life.

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!! :)

Mefody • March 3Great building and show

Precious M. • November 11, 2021The exhibition was fantastic. There is a wealth of material regarding the Revolutionary War period. The exhibits were real, and there were some beautiful images as well.

Nick G. • August 7, 2014Free admission. Beautiful huge vaulted center room. Comfortable seating, nice collection. I stop in whenever I'm nearby for a quick 10 minute look. Infinity of Nations is best current exhibit.

Eartha G. • January 13Fun for the whole family

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.

Char • December 24, 2018Very well done museum that is respectful of all the victims and families

Holly H. • June 2, 2013Sorry-no photos allowed. But the Judd is a MUST-see! Everything is exactly as It was when Judd died, his Flavins, Aaltos, even his clothes. It's a rare insight into an artist & his time. Book the tour

Renae M. • December 17, 2015It's a room full of dirt. It's absurd and cool and smells good.

Martin J. • May 27, 2019A small, but very interesting museum. Taking the guided tour is a must.

Jana L. • July 29, 2013Fabulous stop while touring lower Manhattan. They offer a Jr Ranger program for the kids, and plenty of rangers available to help and encourage them. Esp cool for a kid studying early US history.

Lee B. • January 10, 2015You have to appreciate the careful spacing to create an illusion of regularity.

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

Kate • July 24, 2012Take the 6 train in the downtown direction and look out the right-side windows to see this amazing abandoned subway station.