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Make the most of your MoMA visit

There’s a star-studded catalogue of modern masterpieces at MoMA. Van Gogh’s The Starry Night, Dalí’s The Persistence of Memory, and Monet’s Water Lilies triptych are some of the biggest draws the museum has to offer.

Other famous works of art include Pablo Picasso’s Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, Frida Kahlo’s Fulang-Chang and I, Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Cans, and The Lovers by René Magritte.

Whether you’re after abstract art, or you simply want to admire pieces by some of the greatest artists to ever stand in front of a canvas, MoMA has something to offer for everyone.

If you’ve only got a New York minute, choosing between museums can be tough. Luckily both are incredible institutions, so whatever you decide you’ll experience world-class cultural icons.

If you’re an art lover who doesn’t want to miss their chance to see some of the most famous artworks ever made, then get yourself some MoMA tickets. It’s where you’ll find your Van Goghs, Picassos, and Warhols.

If you want a more diverse timeline, you’ll find relics dating all the way back to Ancient Egypt at the Met. Their collection also includes art from European masters, but the focus at the Met is spread wider, with everything from musical instruments and African masks to art deco and mummies.

Currently MoMA’s 'Free Friday Nights' have been suspended as part of their health and safety protocols.

The offer was running on Fridays from 17:30-21:00.

However, MoMA still offers free entry to a number of its guests. You may be entitled to free entry if any of the following apply to you:

  • Children under 16
  • NYC Healthcare Workers
  • Students at select New York colleges and universities
  • Staff of other museums
  • American Association of Museums (AAM)
  • International Council of Museums (ICOM)
  • Select government employees – full list available here
  • Active US military
  • Current New York-based permanent UN staff members

Please note that in some cases free admission may only be used a set amount of times.

Of course there’s no straight answer, but we would recommend at least two hours. With so much on offer though, you could easily spend a whole day admiring the MoMA collection.

For anyone short on time, it's recommended to start on the fifth floor and work your way down using the museum's audio playlist – this will let you see the collection's top highlights quickly and efficiently. Learn more about what to see and do at MoMA by reading our full insider guide below!

Tickets overview

  • Discover iconic artworks here, including Vincent Van Gogh's depiction of the night sky, Jackson Pollock's energetic masterpieces, Andy Warhol's Pop Art tribute to Campbell's Soup, and Roy Lichtenstein's comic book-inspired work

  • The iconic building was designed by Philip L. Goodwin and Edward Durell Stone, and the sculpture garden was designed by MoMA architecture curators John McAndrew and Alfred H. Barr Jr.

  • The museum's collection spans the past 150 years and includes over 200,000 works, including painting, sculpture, printmaking, drawing, photography, architecture, design, and film

Nearly 7 million people visit the MoMA per year. Book ahead of time to avoid lines and secure the right MoMA tickets for you:

  • A MoMA entry ticket gets you access to the museum, as well as MoMA PS1 and a free audio guide

  • If you’re an art lover, take advantage of the NYC Art Museum Bundle and see the Guggenheim and Whitney in addition to the MoMA

  • Enjoy a true NYC tourist experience and bundle together MoMA tickets with a trip to see the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building

General

  • WiFi is available throughout MoMA for free

  • The museum's main entrance is a short walk from the 5 Avenue-53 St Station E / M subway station

  • You cannot bring outside food or drink into the museum. Your bag will be inspected when you enter

  • MoMA does not have a checkroom. Items larger than 14 x 22 x 9" (36 x 59 x 23 cm) are not allowed

  • Bringing in flash, tripods, or selfie sticks is prohibited. You may only take non-flash photos and videos for personal (non-commercial) use

  • Multiple gender-neutral restrooms are available throughout the museum. All restrooms include water fountains and baby changing stations

Accessibility

  • The museum provides wheelchairs on a first-come first-served basis. You may borrow a wheelchair or bring your own wheelchair (motorized or not) and any other personal mobility devices

  • Your admission is free if you are accompanying someone with a disability, but you still need a ticket

  • If your service animal is on a leash, it is allowed to accompany you

  • MoMA provides a sensory map that can be accessed here if you want to find areas with low light and sound

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Jacqueline ,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
08 Sep 2023
Good
Good the place is huge and you need 2 days to get around the whole place. So if you only have a short time I would suggest that you research and chose a few things to see. It challenges but in a...
Good the place is huge and you need 2 days to get around the whole place. So if you only have a short time I would suggest that you research and chose a few things to see. It challenges but in a good way. Loved my experience.
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Anonymous
29 Oct 2023
Good
I liked very much the works on the stocks 5 and 4. Stock 2 was interesting but a little too modern for me. I was delighted to see all known painters at your museum
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Dennis ,  United States United States
08 Nov 2023
Excellent
One Modern masterpiece followed by another. So easy to move from one area to another.
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

About: The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

The MoMA has one of the largest and most influential collections of modern art in the world. Home to famous works like Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night, Salvador Dali's The Persistence of Memory, and works by Mondrian, Monet, and Picasso, this is a haven for art lovers. Located smack in the center of Midtown Manhattan, MoMA is a must-see destination in New York.

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
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Saturday 10:30 - 19:00
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
11 West 53rd Street, 10019, New York
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