Guggenheim Museum
Marvel at the architectural beauty of the Guggenheim Museum, designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. See beautiful French artwork from famous artists like impressionists and painters like Picasso, Kandinsky, and others. Walk through the ever-changing art exhibitions and see amazing masterpieces.
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Explore the Guggenheim Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and New York City’s youngest landmark.
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Explore the ever-changing art exhibitions and see amazing masterpieces as you listen to interesting facts about them through a downloadable online audio guide.
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Marvel at the artwork housed in the museum featuring works by famous artists such as Édouard Manet, Paul Gauguin, Kazimir Malevich, Pablo Picasso, and more.
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Walk along the six-story continuous spiral ramp, a brilliant architecture by Frank Lloyd Wright, who completed the building in 1959.
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Fun Fact: Several movies have been filmed at the museum such as When in Rome, Bye Bye Birdie, Woody Allen’s Manhattan, Men in Black, and The International!
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Explore the Guggenheim Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and New York City’s youngest landmark.
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Explore the ever-changing art exhibitions and see amazing masterpieces as you listen to interesting facts about them through a downloadable online audio guide.
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Marvel at the artwork housed in the museum featuring works by famous artists such as Édouard Manet, Paul Gauguin, Kazimir Malevich, Pablo Picasso, and more.
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Walk along the six-story continuous spiral ramp, a brilliant architecture by Frank Lloyd Wright, who completed the building in 1959.
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Fun Fact: Several movies have been filmed at the museum such as When in Rome, Bye Bye Birdie, Woody Allen’s Manhattan, Men in Black, and The International!
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Experience New York with the New York CityPASS offering access to 5 must-see attractions.
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Instead of buying individual tickets, get discounted access to top attractions like the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, Empire State Building Observatory and Intrepid Museum.
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Explore the American Museum of Natural History, Guggenheim Museum, and enjoy a Circle Line Sightseeing Cruise—all included with your CityPASS!
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Skip the hassle with CityPASS, one mobile ticket for 5 top NYC attractions means more time exploring, and less time waiting.
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Secure your spot at the Empire State Building Observatory and American Museum of Natural History, plus choose 3 more from a selection of 6 top attractions.
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Enjoy access to 2 to 10 NYC attractions with this pass valid for 60 days, letting you visit multiple sites without stretching your budget.
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With a 3-attraction pass priced at $109 you save up to 40%, compared to spending $180 on Edge Deck, Empire State and a bus tour – giving you $72 worth of savings!
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Your pass covers the Yankees tickets, fun activities like a cruise around the Statue of Liberty, American Natural History Museum, and more sights.
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Say goodbye to ticket lines! Just scan with the Go City app on your mobile for seamless, hassle-free entry into all your favorite NYC attractions.
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Plan your perfect NYC adventure by picking from a 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 10-attraction pass, saving time and money effortlessly.
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- Explore over 90 NYC attractions with the Go City All-Inclusive Pass, picking any day range and hopping between multiple landmarks to make the best of your trip!
- Save almost 45% with the 3-day pass priced at $259 instead of spending $473 for 9 tickets to top spots like the the Edge Deck and Empire State Building.
- With this pass, explore both museums and activities like Times Square walking tours, and hop-on hop-off buses for a complete NYC experience.
- Forget individual tickets and easily scan your Go City All-Inclusive Pass on your phone to dive right into New York’s attractions without any waiting.
- Choose a pass that ranges from 1 to 10 days and keep exploring through New York’s iconic attractions for as long as your feet can handle!
Pro tips to help you make a pick
Check current exhibitions: The Guggenheim Museum has an extensive permanent collection of modern art, but most of the viewable artwork at any time is from the current exhibitions. Before you commit to a visit, check the museum’s website to learn what the current exhibition is.
Avoid the crowds: The Guggenheim is open on Mondays, when many other New York City museums are closed, making this one of the busiest days to visit. If Monday fits your schedule, plan to arrive early (as close to 10 AM as possible) to enjoy the exhibits before the crowds take over.
Use the coatroom: Take advantage of the Guggenheim Museum’s coatroom to rid yourself of any coats, umbrellas, and bags that might be bogging you down once you enter the museum. The coatroom also has wheelchairs available for visitors who might need them, as well as baby carriers for those visiting with small children.
Take a free tour: Tours are included with the cost of museum admission, so take advantage of them. Self-guided audio tours can be picked up in the lobby and used as you explore on your own.
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About Guggenheim Museum
Located in New York, the Guggenheim Museum is a must-visit modern art museum renowned for its historical and cultural significance. Established in 1939, is home to over 1,700 permanent art installations, attracting tourists from around the world. The museum’s collection is continually expanding, reflecting the breadth and diversity of art from the late 19th century to the present day.
The Guggenheim Museum building was designed to resemble a seashell, with the main spiral ramp representing a continuous journey of discovery.
One of the museum's most iconic artworks is the 'Thannhauser Collection', which includes masterpieces by Manet, Monet, Renoir, and Van Gogh.
The Guggenheim Museum has a hidden gem on its rooftop: a sculpture garden featuring contemporary art and stunning views of Central Park.
The museum's founder, Solomon R. Guggenheim, originally intended to display his collection in a mansion, but architect Frank Lloyd Wright convinced him to build a museum instead.
Why visit Guggenheim Museum?
Highlights
Iconic architecture
The Guggenheim Museum's unique design by Frank Lloyd Wright is a work of art in itself. Its spiraling ramp and light-filled atrium create a stunning visual experience for visitors.
Curated exhibitions
With a renowned collection of modern and contemporary art, the Guggenheim Museum showcases thought-provoking exhibitions that push the boundaries of artistic expression.
Rotating collection
The museum's rotating collection means there's always something new to discover, whether it's a Picasso masterpiece or the latest cutting-edge installation.
Panoramic views
The museum's rooftop garden offers breathtaking panoramic views of Central Park and the surrounding cityscape, providing a unique perspective of New York.
Educational programs
The Guggenheim Museum offers a range of educational programs, including guided tours and workshops, allowing visitors to deepen their understanding of modern art and its significance.
Plan your visit
Ramp entrance
The ramp entrance, located at the spiral ramp on the east side of the museum, is accessible to visitors with disabilities. It provides wheelchair access and is for those with tickets or membership cards. The average wait time at this entrance is around 15 minutes.
Group entrance
The group entrance, located on the south side of the museum, is for pre-booked guided group tours. It is exclusively for groups and their accompanying guides, allowing for easy access and efficient entry. The average wait time at this entrance is minimal, with priority given to groups with reservations.
Fifth Avenue entrance
The Fifth Avenue entrance, at the main entrance of the museum, is the most popular entrance for general visitors. It is open to all visitors with tickets, including individuals and families. The average wait time at this entrance can vary, but it is generally busiest during peak hours and weekends.
Education entrance
The education entrance, situated on the southern side of the museum, is specifically for educational programs and school groups. It is strictly reserved for students and teachers participating in educational activities at the museum. The average wait time at this entrance is usually short, with priority given to scheduled school visits.
Member entrance
The member entrance, located on the west side of the museum, is exclusively for museum members. It allows members to enter the museum directly, bypassing the general visitor lines. The average wait time at this entrance is minimal, providing a convenient and swift entry for members.
Please note that the museum is closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas.
The Guggenheim Museum is fully accessible by wheelchair except for the High Gallery (between floors 1 & 2).
Visitors with strollers are welcome but they must be able to fold up the strollers in the museum.
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