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The Met Cloisters

Medieval Europe rebuilt in Fort Tryon Park, over the Hudson.

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Where
99 Margaret Corbin Dr, Washington Heights Open in Google Maps ↗
Price
$$
Get
The Unicorn Tapestries · The gardens
Go when
Weekday afternoon
Good for
Quiet · A long walk after
Good with
Solo · A date

Pieces of European cloisters shipped over and rebuilt into one building, with the Unicorn Tapestries and gardens planted from medieval sources.

It is the third stop on a walk that starts at the 187th Street steps and goes through Fort Tryon Park, and the quietest major museum in the city by a distance.

What to know

A same-day Met ticket covers both. New York residents pay what they wish.

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The Met Cloisters, in short

Where is The Met Cloisters?

The Met Cloisters is at 99 Margaret Corbin Dr, in Washington Heights, New York City.

How much does The Met Cloisters cost?

The Met Cloisters is moderately priced; expect roughly $15–35 a head.

When is the best time to visit The Met Cloisters?

Weekday afternoon.

Who is The Met Cloisters good for?

The Met Cloisters is good for going on your own and a date.

99 Margaret Corbin Dr, Washington Heights. Directions in Google Maps ↗