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Explore the rich cultural heritage of Africa through "Sakimatwemtwe: A Century of Reflection on the Arts of Africa," on the 3rd floor of Egyptian Galleries at the Brooklyn Museum.
Discover the elegance and style of mid-century decorative arts and design showcased on the 4th floor in the Decorative Arts and Design Galleries at the Brooklyn Museum.
Embark on a visual journey through "Changing Landscapes," a museum spotlight located on the 5th floor in the American Art Galleries.
Delve into the intriguing exhibition "Growing Up Tutankhamun" on the 3rd floor in the Egyptian Galleries, offering insights into the life of the iconic pharaoh.
Uncover the connections between Africa and Egypt in "African Ancestors of Egypt and Nubia," featured in the 3rd floor Egyptian Galleries.
Immerse yourself in the artistic legacy of Grafton Tyler Brown through "Eye to the West," in the American Art Galleries on the 5th floor.
Journey through the rich tapestry of the Arts of the Islamic World on the 2nd floor, offering a diverse collection celebrating the artistic achievements of Islam.
Wednesday - Sunday: 11 AM - 6 PM
First Saturdays: 5 - 11 PM
Closed: Every Monday, Tuesday, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day.
Last entry: 15 minutes before closing time.
Best time to visit: Plan your visit to the Brooklyn Museum on weekdays or during non-peak hours for a more laid-back experience. Afternoons, in particular, offer a tranquil atmosphere with fewer crowds, allowing you to explore the rich cultural offerings at your own leisure.
Address: 200 Eastern Pkwy, Brooklyn, NY 11238, United States | Find on Maps
The Brooklyn Museum offers three on-site restaurants:
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The Brooklyn Museum hosts an exciting souvenir shop with vibrant gifting options:
Soar to new heights at the Empire State Building, an architectural marvel in the heart of NYC. Ascend to its iconic observation deck for panoramic views of the city that never sleeps, capturing the essence of Manhattan's skyline in an unforgettable experience.
Pay tribute to the resilience of the human spirit at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum. Located at the World Trade Center site, this poignant memorial honors lives lost on September 11, 2001, offering a profound and reflective experience through exhibits and artifacts.
Experience the iconic Statue of Liberty, a symbol of freedom and democracy. Sail to Liberty Island for an up-close view, immersing yourself in the rich history of this monumental landmark, and enjoy breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline.
A standard entry ticket to the Brooklyn Museum is priced at $20 for adults. Children between the age of 4-19 can enter for free.
Book your Brooklyn Museum tickets conveniently online or purchase them at the entrance. Online bookings often come with discounts and exclusive promotions.
Securing Brooklyn Museum tickets online ensures entry, especially during peak times when on-site tickets may be limited.
Your Brooklyn Museum tickets provide access to diverse art collections, exhibits, and cultural experiences spanning ancient to contemporary art. Ticketed exhibitions are charged extra.
A comprehensive exploration of the Brooklyn Museum typically takes around 3 to 4 hours.
Yes, guests are allowed to bring their own food to the Brooklyn Museum. There are also dining options available at the Museum.
Yes, cameras for personal use are allowed. However, professional photography equipment may require special permission.
Photography is allowed for personal use. However, specific exhibits or experiences may have restrictions, and special permissions may be required for professional equipment.
Weekdays and non-holiday periods typically offer a more relaxed experience. Afternoons are often less crowded.
Yes, the Brooklyn Museum is wheelchair-friendly, with accessible pathways and services for visitors with mobility needs.
Tickets can be purchased up to 15 minutes before closing time at the admission desk.