Practical information

Highlights

• Stroll through galleries filled with works by legendary artists like Claude Monet, Frida Kahlo, Van Gogh, and Pablo Picasso, along with many others
• MoMA showcases art from the early 19th century all the way to today, continuing its long history of highlighting modern and contemporary creativity
• Explore different art movements as you move from room to room, taking in a mix of styles, mediums, and thought-provoking installations
• You can dive deeper into the stories behind the art with an audio guide available in nine languages, making it easy to follow along at your own pace
• With six floors of artworks, installations, and a blend of permanent and rotating exhibitions, there’s always something new and exciting to discover on every visit.

Opening times

Opening information can change. Confirm the hours for your selected date before travelling.

What audiences say

4.5(4,841)

Visitors praise MoMA’s first-rate collection - Van Gogh’s Starry Night, Monet’s Water Lilies, and contemporary photography draws - and note how smoothly standard digital tickets scan at the entrance. Staff keep lines organised on busy free-entry Fridays (for NY state residents), elevators are quick, and the sculpture garden offers a quiet break. Crowds swell after noon and the café and gift shop are pricey, so arrive near opening and budget at least three hours to explore all six floors.

Know before you go

• To experience a self-guided tour download the Bloomberg Connects app before your visit and bring your headphones.
• All bags will be inspected. There is no coat check or luggage storage available. Please wear backpacks on your chest or carry them by your side.
• Sketching and writing are permitted in the galleries only in pencil.

Visitor guidelines

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