Metropolitan Museum of Art Skip the Line Tickets : 3-days Access

Opened in 1872, the Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the largest art museums in the world. This iconic New York institution has a collection of approximately two million works from five continents. In addition to American decorative arts, there are also many African, Oceanic, Greek and Egyptian antiques. The museum not only exhibits many European paintings and sculptures but also displays more unusual pieces, including musical instruments and weapons of varied origin.

With FastPassTours, get priority access and visit the entire museum, consisting not only of the main building on Fifth Avenue but also the museum’s two annexes: the Met Breuer and the Met Cloisters.

The Met Breuer is an institution specializing in modern and contemporary art located just a few short blocks from the main building on Fifth Avenue. The Met Cloisters on the other hand is located in the very northern tip of Manhattan and houses a large collection of medieval objects. A far cry from the huge glass and steel behemoths typical of the Big Apple, this part of the museum consists of several cloisters with architectural styles which were popular in medieval Europe.