Museum of Modern Art

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★ 4.9 (150K+ reviews) • 266K+ booked

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is a must-visit place in Midtown Manhattan, New York. It houses the world's greatest collection of modern and contemporary art by famous artists like Van Gogh, Frida Kahlo, Pablo Picasso, and Andy Warhol. You can see amazing works like The Starry Night and The Persistence of Memory. With over 150,000 pieces, including paintings, sculptures, photos, and architectural models, there’s always something new and exciting to discover. Not only does MoMA have a permanent collection of classic paintings, but it also has exhibits that show different kinds of art—from performance art to experimental films, like Steamboat Willie. After your visit, don’t forget to stop by the MoMA Design Store to find gifts and design items inspired by art. Whether you're visiting the museum by yourself or with family and friends, MoMA offers a fun and inspiring experience in NYC. So, grab your MoMA tickets, and plan your trip today!

11 W 53rd St, New York, United States

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1 Jul

Easy to find the bus at the meeting point, even though no one wears blue and yellow shirt. Yurika san is an experienced bilingual tour guide who speaks Japanese and Madarin. She was able to provide details for everything, from history of attraction sites to locations of souvenir shops and clean toilets. Noon: 30-min-walk at the Watkins Glen State Park. Beautiful scene 4pm: Arrived at the Niagara Falls, US side. We spent around 40 mins here taking pictures. Then got on the bus and crossed the border 5:30pm: arr. at Canada. 30mins only for photo-taking. Then got sent to the hotel: Comfort Hotel Niagara Falls. Had dinner at a nearby restaurant. Took Uber to see the firework at 10pm by the falls. Next day 8am: return to US side 9am: Maid in the mist. Bring sandals and roll up your pant legs over knees to stay dry. The poncho can cover everything except your face and lower legs. Noon: outlet 7:30pm: arrived at NYC Tips: USD 10 per person per day, as suggested by the tour guide

Tse ********

1 Jul

very awesome n nice show, ticket easy to redeem, totally worth

余 **

29 Jun

The American Museum of Natural History is well known for Night at the Museum. The animal exhibits are like a scene cut out of a living thing, so you never get bored of looking at them. It would take a day to see everything, but if you just want to see the main attractions quickly, you should be able to do it in about 2 hours. In fact, that's the limit if you have children. I went around 3:30 in the afternoon, and there were not many people, so I was able to go around comfortably. After purchasing the ticket on Klook, I was told that I needed to make a separate reservation to enter, but when I went, I was able to enter with just the QR code on my Klook voucher.

余 **

29 Jun

I was able to get a pretty good seat even though I was alone. I was overwhelmed by the live orchestra and Elphaba's singing voice and I couldn't stop crying. Glinda is too honest and cute. The women's restroom is crowded, so please head to the restroom immediately during the intermission. It takes some time to enter the theater, so it's better to arrive 45 to 60 minutes before to enjoy the atmosphere of the theater and buy merchandise and drinks.

Klook User

18 Jun

Nice tour. Fantastic view to Niagara falls and other ity. Food is not included and hotel is subjected to changes. Breakfast from the hotel is slightly disappointing but overall is good.

Shahizah ***************

17 Jun

Easy to use Klook voucher to enter. The view was breathtaking and I suppose it will be even nicer at night with the lightings and all.

Shahizah ***************

17 Jun

1st time doing a broadway show and really enjoyed every moment. Using Klook to watch was a breeze to attend the show. Price is cheaper on Klook

WENG *******

16 Jun

very good the show is so amazing that really recommend

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Moma's Collection Highlights

Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh

Starry Night is an amazing painting by Vincent Van Gogh. It shows a swirling sky above a quiet village, painted with strong brushstrokes and bright colors. It's one of his most famous works that captures big emotions, like wonder and chaos.

Water Lilies by Claude Monet

Monet's Water Lilies at MoMA in New York City pulls you into his love for nature through his impressionist style. These paintings show calm lily ponds with shimmering reflections, underlining the dance of light and color. If you like impressionism or natural beauty, this is a must-see experience at the museum.

Campbell's Soup Cans by Andy Warhol

Campbell's Soup Cans at the Museum of Modern Art show Andy Warhol's interest in consumer culture. This series of 32 paintings turns ordinary soup cans into art, highlighting the Pop Art movement. It uses mass-produced images to comment on American society.

The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dalí

Dalí's The Persistence of Memory is a surreal painting at MoMA featuring melting clocks in a strange setting. This painting symbolizes the flexibility of time and the mysteries of the mind. Its dream-like quality and mysterious symbols make people think deeply. It's perfect if you're interested in surrealism and creative art.

Les Demoiselles d'Avignon by Pablo Picasso

Les Demoiselles d'Avignon by Pablo Picasso is a groundbreaking painting at MoMA. It changes the way we view art by showing five women in broken, geometric forms, making a big impact on modern art. The painting uses bold shapes and views to encourage viewers to see art differently.

The Two Fridas by Frida Kahlo

The Two Fridas is one of Frida Kahlo's well-known works at MoMA. The painting shows two versions of Frida, each showing different parts of who she is, connected by a visible vein. This work is very personal and shows Kahlo's journey into understanding herself, duality, and deep emotions. It's a fascinating piece, full of symbolism and feeling.

Must-See Exhibits at MoMA

MoMA's Sculpture Garden

MoMA's Sculpture Garden is an outdoor space filled with modern and contemporary sculptures. Made to mix art with nature, it's a peaceful spot in the middle of busy Midtown Manhattan.

MoMA Film Exhibits

The MoMA Film Exhibits include a wide variety of films that show the story of cinema. They focus on classic and modern movies, highlighting important moments and changes in film history. You can also find experimental films and hidden gems that show creativity in storytelling.

Cindy Sherman: Untitled Film Stills

Cindy Sherman's Untitled Film Stills is an interesting exhibit of black-and-white photos. Sherman acts in each image, portraying different female stereotypes from 1950s and 60s films. The exhibit makes you think about identity and gender roles, giving an interesting look at culture and media.

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