G = Ground floor. We are on the street, dear. 1000 Fifth Avenue. NY, or New York, dear. Always in Manhattan. The postal code is 10028. If you wanna pick up the phone and call, you should dial the following numbers : 212 – 535 – 7710
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1st floor = Entrance and great hall. Welcome, dear, to the MET. Please, buy your tickets. It wont take long. Observe the things around you. What do you see ? Nice ? You re impressed !… i know !
Oh, you bought your tickets ! Great ! Turn around. Breath in. Breath out. Relax. Move to the center. Take a look to the right. And take a look up to the ceiling.
The MET, dear ! Visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art …
We re still on the first floor. But lets step outside for a while. We are outside of the building again. The entrance is in the middle.
The right corner of the building -on the first floor- is dedicated to the “Egyptian Art”. “The Arms and Armor” and the “American Wing” are behind. The left corner of the building -on the first floor- is dedicated to the “Greek and Roman Art”. “Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas”, “European Sculpture and decorative Arts”, “Modern and Contemporary Art” are behind.
In the middle is the entrance and the great hall. “The Medieval Art” and the “Robert Lehman Collection” are behind.
2nd Floor = “European Paintings”, “Asian Art”, “Art of the Arab Lands”, “American Wing”, “Drawings”, “Photographs and Prints”, “Musical Instruments”, exhibitions, and many more.
3rd Floor = “American Wing” and “Asian Art”.
4th Floor = Patrons Lounge and Dining Room.
5th Floor = Cantor Roof Garden. What a view ! Take some pictures, dear. Buy a drink from the bar. Relax and enjoy. What an adventure ! What an experience !
Ps 1 : I hope you enjoyed my article, dear friends. There are more to write, since this is a post only for the MET on Fifth Avenue. However, you ll find links in my post in order to click on and to visit the MET Cloisters and the MET Breuer.
Ps 2 : When at NYC, and when at MET, do not forget, to spare a dime and to buy gifts for your family, your friends, and for Thyself ! The Met Store is a wonderful store. You ll find an interesting variety of different kind of things to buy. Especially, you ll find wonderful books. An upcoming article of mine will be on this topic. Until then, though, you may click on the following link to take a look : THE MET STORE
Thank you for passing by, dear friends. For your wonderful comments, and for liking Outosego. My best wishes for great health, happiness and longevity. Let me play a song.
haha… wonderful moons, though, Jonathan. Same building. A wonderful one, of course, in terms of architecture. Exhibitions, things and stuff, they come and they go. Same wonderful routine.
Oh, MOMA is another interesting and wonderful place (institute or museum… lol) for someone to visit. Thank you for your comment, Nyri.
Ps : if you have an article on Moma, paste it here. I’m interested. I, always, share these articles and i place them to my travel and museum magazines with a direct link to the blogger. Take care and enjoy, Nyri.
You just made me think about the pictures I took the day I went to the museum. I need to find them because it was a day worth blogging about most definitely!
Oh, Victoria, you’ re lucky, dear ! Cloisters is wonderful ! If you have an article related to the Cloisters, you may paste it here, Victoria. I’m interested. And i will share your article. Additionally, i will place it to my travel and museum magazines with a direct link to your blog. Thank you, again, Victoria, for your comment. Take care and enjoy.
No problem, Victoria. I already know you’re bilingual (at least) . This is why we have the translation button, dear… lol… to click on the language of our preference and to read the news, or your wonderful content in your articles ! Whoever is interested is gonna use the translation button. Thank you, Victoria.
I, also, think, Victoria, you should go to your account settings and change the primary blog of yours, and to write your new address of your website. Because when someone clicks on your gravatar, he might think your blog is not available anymore.
No problem, Victoria. I observe things, because i write a guide on the topic “wordpress”, and this is why i have a category of mine dedicated to the “Blocked Blogger”. Enjoy !
You’ re absolutely right, Sheree. I’m lucky, since i’m able to visit it frequently. I like art a lot. Additionally, i feel relaxed and peaceful when i visit the place. Thank you for passing by, and for your comment. I wish you are doing great.
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Definitely a fabulous museum to visit!
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Indeed, it is. Thank you for your comment, Sarah. Much appreciated.
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SOUNDS about how I remember most of it from a High School trip…many moons ago! 🙂
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haha… wonderful moons, though, Jonathan. Same building. A wonderful one, of course, in terms of architecture. Exhibitions, things and stuff, they come and they go. Same wonderful routine.
Ps : My best wishes for a wonderful weekend, Sir.
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The same to you, my most honored guest! 🙂
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Thank you for your kind words, Jonathan.
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‘Tis the truth. 🙂
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Much appreciated dear Sir. Thank you.
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Yuppers! 😀
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I will check it out on my next visit to NY. I had a great time at MOMA last summer, but I realize that I need a few days more to explore.
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Oh, MOMA is another interesting and wonderful place (institute or museum… lol) for someone to visit. Thank you for your comment, Nyri.
Ps : if you have an article on Moma, paste it here. I’m interested. I, always, share these articles and i place them to my travel and museum magazines with a direct link to the blogger. Take care and enjoy, Nyri.
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You just made me think about the pictures I took the day I went to the museum. I need to find them because it was a day worth blogging about most definitely!
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Thank you! My fav part of Met museum is Cloisters, it’s a small medieval castle (and it’s not far from my house, which makes it even better!)
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Oh, Victoria, you’ re lucky, dear ! Cloisters is wonderful ! If you have an article related to the Cloisters, you may paste it here, Victoria. I’m interested. And i will share your article. Additionally, i will place it to my travel and museum magazines with a direct link to your blog. Thank you, again, Victoria, for your comment. Take care and enjoy.
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Yes, I do! It’s in Russian, because I mostly write for Russian-speaking people to show them the beauty of America ❤️ Thank you! https://americasroads.us/2017/06/11/волшебный-замок-единорогов-и-магичес/
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No problem, Victoria. I already know you’re bilingual (at least) . This is why we have the translation button, dear… lol… to click on the language of our preference and to read the news, or your wonderful content in your articles ! Whoever is interested is gonna use the translation button. Thank you, Victoria.
Ps : I placed it in my Magazine : https://flipboard.com/@outosego/travel-mag-0pjv4fh7y
Liked and shared, also, Victoria : https://twitter.com/outosego/status/1172661048668819457
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I, also, think, Victoria, you should go to your account settings and change the primary blog of yours, and to write your new address of your website. Because when someone clicks on your gravatar, he might think your blog is not available anymore.
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Hmmm, good suggestion! Thank you!
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No problem, Victoria. I observe things, because i write a guide on the topic “wordpress”, and this is why i have a category of mine dedicated to the “Blocked Blogger”. Enjoy !
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Love this post! A self guided tour. If I’m ever out that way, I would love to spend a day or two at the MET!
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It is a wonderful experience. Thank you for your comment, Doree.
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Since I don’t think I’ll be able to go for now, thank you for hosting this visit! It really is interesting 🙂
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I wish you to make it, one day, dear. Thank you for your comment, Rubal .
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Excelente guía!
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Thank you, Julie, for your comment. I wish you are doing great.
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It’s a wonderful museum, not to be rushed and which takes several days to fully explore and appreciate.
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You’ re absolutely right, Sheree. I’m lucky, since i’m able to visit it frequently. I like art a lot. Additionally, i feel relaxed and peaceful when i visit the place. Thank you for passing by, and for your comment. I wish you are doing great.
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I’m great thank you after my wonderful vacation.
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