The Cloisters New York

The Met Cloisters    

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The Cloisters, also known as the Met Cloisters, is a museum in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Upper Manhattan, New York City. The … See more

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Oct 1, 2024
So tranquil and not crowded, it is really like stepping back hundreds of years. Wonderful objects of art and relics from the past, I really enjoyed my visit! Full review by EileenMtShasta
Sep 26, 2024
If you appreciate art, history, or scenic views, you will love the Cloisters. The centuries-old tapestries, stained glass, and everyday artifacts, coupled with the building itself, will transport you… Full review by Sherry C
Sep 23, 2024
I'm not familiar with much Medieval art. Tour guide was excellent. I learned so much, and can begin to appreciate it a bit. The museum itself is part of the experience. First on my list of NYC … Full review by Dsteffen
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The Met Cloisters is an art museum owned by the Met that boasts religious (mostly Catholic) art from a range of time periods as the buildin…
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An extension of the Metropolitan Museum, the Cloisters stands as the sole museum in the U.S. dedicated entirely to medieval art. What sets i…
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The Cloisters, also known as the Met Cloisters, is a museum in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Upper Manhattan, New York …
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The Cloisters is the medieval outpost of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Overlooking the Hudson River, it is a deeply relaxing and spirit…
cityseeker.com
The Cloisters is a section of the Metropolitan Museum of Art which focuses on Medieval European art, artifacts and architecture. The …
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Facts

Established:May 10, 1938
Located:99 Margaret Corbin Drive, Fort Tryon Park
Construction completed:1935–1939
Architect:Charles Collens
Type:Medieval art

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Do you have to use the ticket to all 3 places on the same day? I would think that would mean a pretty short time at each place.
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You can use your ticket for 3 consecutive days. It could either be 2 days in The MET Fifth Avenue and 1 day in The Met Cloisters or 1 day each in the 3 MET (including The MET …
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You can use your ticket for 3 consecutive days. It could either be 2 days in The MET Fifth Avenue and 1 day in The Met Cloisters or 1 day each in the 3 MET (including The MET Breuer).
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How long does it generally take to get to the Met cloisters from the metropolitan museum via train?
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About an hour and fifteen minutes with the short walk door to door.
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is there a parking lot at the Cloisters?
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Yes, but not a lot of parking spaces. I would suggest taking a cab,Uber, or Lyft.
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Are there hotels in the area near the cloisters
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Doubtful..... but it is really really close to the city… 15 minutes… Where there are many hotels.. You are very close to the upper West Side
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Answer by Faye F · Sep 28, 2018
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