Museums route

Guggenheim The Guggenheim Museum in New York is a museum that exhibits art (modern) from the 1860s to the present day. Its main focus is on impressionist and expressionist art of figures such as van Gogh and Kandinsky, as well as modern and contemporary art. The Guggenheim also has one of Pablo Picasso's largest collections. Officially called Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, this art museum also hosts special exhibitions and is essential for the lovers of abstract art.
Metropolitan Museum of Art The most important objects of the Metropolitan Museum are its treasures of classical cultures and paintings by artists of the size of Monet, Cézanne or Rembrandt. Among the least common exhibitions is the Egyptian area, where the Temple of Dendur is exposed. This temple was a gift from Egypt for the help of Abu Simbel's salvation. Although the Metropolitan Museum is one of the best museums in New York, sometimes you don't have all the time to stop in each of your jewels and you have to be selective. If you have little time, the most interesting areas are the Romana and the Egyptian, as well as the paintings on the second floor. .
American Museum of Natural History Since its founding in 1869, the New York Museum of Natural History has led all the rankings of the world's best science museums. His exhibition reviews the history of Earth and man. The collection of the Museum of Natural History is composed of more than 35 million objects and is considered the largest in the world. For lack of space (and time of visitors), not all objects are exposed at the same time. Among the rooms where it is most worth stopping are biodiversity (with hundreds of dried animals), minerals and meteorites and, especially, dinosaurs, fossils and natural-size reproductions.

The three most famous museums in New York.

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