If you’re strolling along Manhattan by the Hudson River, make sure to visit the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum — a unique place where aviation and space history come to life. One of the museum’s main highlights is the fastest passenger plane in the world — the Concorde, which you can explore on a…
The Fire Museum is housed in a beautifully preserved former firehouse. Its two floors are filled with memorabilia, artifacts, and antique equipment that tell the centuries-long story and traditions of American firefighting. This museum will especially resonate if you or someone in your family is a firefighter. One of its most moving sections is dedicated…
Founded in 1969 as the Design Laboratory, the Museum at FIT holds more than 50,000 garments and accessories spanning from the 18th century to the present. It specializes in aesthetically and historically significant clothing, accessories, textiles, and visual materials, with a strong focus on contemporary avant-garde fashion. Its three galleries showcase creations by Balenciaga, Chanel,…
The Asia Society Museum in New York showcases both contemporary and traditional Asian art. In addition, it hosts exhibitions and programs dedicated to Asian culture and society. History and Founding The Asia Society Museum in New York was established as part of the broader mission of the Asia Society, a nonprofit educational organization founded in…
If you still find yourself looking up at every skyscraper while walking through the city, this museum will leave you with the best impressions. And where else but in New York — the ultimate concrete jungle — should you visit The Skyscraper Museum? Here you’ll discover how the world’s first “vertical city” began, and how…
The Museum of the Moving Image is a true paradise for cinephiles. Its exhibitions trace the entire evolution of cinema — from the works of the Lumière brothers to the most advanced computer games. Visitors can enjoy a rich interactive program: dubbing scenes from movies and TV shows, creating animations, or even sitting in a…
The American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog in New York City is dedicated to the history and role of dogs in human life. It features artworks, artifacts, and educational programs. In addition to its impressive collection, the museum offers visitors the chance to train virtual dogs or even find their canine lookalike from among…
The Drawing Center in New York is a space dedicated exclusively to the art of drawing in all its forms. Here you can see lesser-known works by famous artists, such as sketches or preparatory studies. In addition, the Center regularly organises experimental exhibitions where drawing intersects with new technologies or merges with other media. For…
The American Museum of Natural History is one of the largest and most famous museums in the world, located in Manhattan, New York City, right next to Central Park. More than 5 million people visit it every year. It’s the very same museum featured in the popular film Night at the Museum. While most of…
The Museum of Broadway is one of the most significant cultural landmarks not only for New York City but for America as a whole. This is more than just a place about theatre — it shows how Broadway has shaped Manhattan’s development and contributed to New York’s cultural identity over the course of three centuries….
