Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) Tours and Tickets

Get a personalized introduction to New York City's legendary arts showcase with this private tour of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Housing more than 2 million objects, this renowned institution can be overwhelming to explore, so let a private art historian guide show you the highlights from paintings by Vermeer to pop culture memorabilia. Explore at your own pace and concentrate on the museum sections that interest you most with a private tour.

Explore the Metropolitan Museum on a 2.5-hour tour with a guide who puts a tongue-in-cheek spin on this celebrated destination in New York City. You'll hear vital facts and humorous commentary about both famous masterpieces and more unusual works in the museum’s collection, including pieces that are often overlooked, and get an entertaining look at one of the Big Apple's premier museums.

See the highlights of New York City without the hassle of navigating traffic or public transportation by booking a Big Bus tour. The hop-on hop-off tour enables busy travelers to relax and enjoy the sights from the double-decker bus. Along the way, you can choose the attractions that interest you most rather than being caught up on a group tour.

Check off your ultimate NYC bucket list as you sightsee through vibrant neighbourhoods in a climate controlled bus, cruise past Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty on a ferry, and immerse in Ground Zero and Central Park by foot. This top value combo tour will allow you to experience over a dozen must-see New York attractions. With just one ticket, you can see more of the Big Apple, enjoy skyline views, and take advantage of the hassle-free included transportation.

Save time and see the highlights of the Metropolitan Museum of Art with a private guide. Enjoy skip-the-line access and a tour fully customized to your group’s interests. Learn about the history of the museum, and admire highlights and hidden treasures from the vast collection with an expert guide to provide helpful insights and answer your questions.

- See the footprint of the largest single residence ever built in Manhattan - Take in outrageous stories of Gilded Age wealth, architecture, and art on Fifth Avenue while strolling along the very Avenue where they happened - Learn some of the secrets of the famous Frick Collection as you stroll by - Discover a charming bookshop tucked into a Fifth Avenue mansion - Uncover one of the last single residence mansion on Fifth Avenue - Visit the oldest building on Millionaire’s Row, Fifth Avenue

We offer a unique way to explore the Metropolitan Museum, through carefully curated, themed, interactive tours. We include discussion, activities, and handouts to create a distinctive experience. Tourgoers will explore works of art from around the world and from many cultures, looking at connections among them, and exploring their relation to the theme.

Scandals! Murder! Romance Architecture! Come step inside some of the few remaining Gilded Age mansions of Fifth Avenue and learn about the people who lived in and designed these masterpieces. If you're a fan of the HBO show The Gilded Age, you'll love this tour. During the Gilded Age New York City became home to the greatest concentration of wealth in human history. As America's new millionaires competed with each other to see who could have the most ornate mansion alongside the newly created Central Park they spent vast sums of money to hire architects inspired by European palaces to build structures the likes of which had never been seen in America. These men and women were as fascinating and complex as the homes they inhabited and we'll hear stories of power, greed, love and generosity from a time when America was quickly becoming one of the richest and most powerful countries in the world.

With a 1-day Big Bus ticket to New York City, you can follow two hop-on hop-off routes—downtown and uptown. In addition, gain entry to the 86th-floor observation deck at the Empire State Building and enjoy convenient transport service to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty National Monument via round-trip ferry. Rather than booking separately, save time and money with one ticket. - Board a hop-on hop-off Big Bus at any stop along two routes - Explore the sights of downtown and uptown Manhattan - Admission ticket to the Empire State Building observation deck included - Travel round-trip by ferry to Ellis Island and Liberty Island

Take the guesswork out of a visit to New York’s most acclaimed museum on a small-group tour the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Skip the line and see the most important pieces of the enormous collection—including European paintings, ancient Egyptian sculpture, medieval armor, and pop culture memorabilia—and learn the stories behind the art from an expert guide. Group size is limited to eight for a more personalized tour.

Central Park is one of New York City’s iconic sites and a must-visit for most travelers. Instead of navigating this huge space, which is over a square-mile in size, take a relaxing pedicab ride. This private tour guides you through the park in a comfortable rickshaw, taking you to popular sites. You’ll pass by neighborhoods like the Upper East Side and Upper West Side and see attractions like the Central Park Zoo and Wollman Rink.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of New York’s must-sees—but as the largest art museum in the country, its scale can be intimidating. Instead of planning your own visit, leave the logistics to someone else, and follow your guide to the collection highlights, on this seamless tour. Choose between small-group or private tour options, both of which guarantee a personalized experience, and get ready to discover the masterpieces.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art is a New York must—but its size can be intimidating for visitors. Navigate its galleries with ease on this stress-free, private tour. Meet your guide at the museum at a time that’s best for you, and head right in: tickets are included in the cost. You’ll see the museum’s key biblical artworks, and the itinerary can also be adapted to fit your interests and preferences.

On this excursion you will know the main points of interest of the island of manhattan. In a city where so many recognizable places are found thanks to all the films and series that have been filmed in its streets, a good introduction is recommended and in that we are the best.

Discover the highlights and hidden corners of Central Park on a private pedicab tour. The comprehensive itinerary takes you to the park’s most recognizable landmarks, including the Literary Walk, Bethesda Terrace, Strawberry Fields, and Pine Bank Bridge. If you spot something that interests you, your guide will pause the ride and let you explore. Along the way, learn about Central Park’s lesser-known history and entertaining anecdotes.

Learn about Central Park, and discover it’s top attractions and hidden gems, with this app-led, self-guided audio tour. Start and complete the tour whenever it suits you, and explore at your own pace. Enjoy a seamless touring experience, with offline capability and stories that play automatically via your phone’s GPS. Includes a full itinerary, tips, photos, and videos.

Hop aboard a pedicab and take a leisurely ride through Central Park in New York. Learn about the history of the park from your guide, and stop to take photos along the way. As opposed to a walking tour, this private ride lets you maximize your time and see a good deal of the park.

No trip to New York is complete without exploring the Metropolitan Museum of Art—and this private tour of the museum’s biblical artworks offers an accessible and in-depth way to discover part of its wide-ranging collection. Meet your guide at the museum at a time that works best for you, and head right in. Your guide will direct you to works that reference the world of the Bible, and will share the stories behind the masterpieces.

Explore the film and fiction highlights of New York City during a walking tour of Manhattan's historic Carnegie Hill neighborhood. A film critic guide whisks you around to the filming locations of numerous movies and the homes of celebrities, including Woody Allen, Truman Capote, and Robert Redford. This tour also visits Central Park, the Andrew Carnegie Mansion, the Jewish Museum, and the Church of Heavenly Rest.

Join us for “Griffins, Goblets, and Gold,” an interactive ‘wizarding’ tour in the Metropolitan Museum inspired by the Harry Potter books. See spaces and places that might remind you of those in the books, from part of an actual castle to mythical creatures that resemble those in the story. You’ll participate in activities, explore the museum from a wizard’s perspective… and maybe even do a little magic. (Appropriate interactive wizarding gear is encouraged.) Advance reservations required. Please allow two hours for your tour. Please note: There are no objects or replicas of objects from the movies in the Metropolitan Museum. These tours are in no way endorsed by or affiliated with J.K. Rowling, Bloomsbury Publishing, Arthur Levine Books, Scholastic, Little, Brown, Pottermore or Warner Bros.

See as much as you can in fast-moving New York on this comprehensive 5-hour coach sightseeing tour of the Big Apple’s top attractions. Listen to live commentary as you tackle NYC from top to bottom, starting with Uptown highlights like Harlem and the Dakota (once home to John Lennon) before heading towards downtown. After admiring the Flatiron and Empire State Buildings, catch a glimpse of Greenwich Village and Soho and beholding the Brooklyn Bridge. Make sure to watch for the new World Trade Center as you head back to Herald Square.

See the sights of New York City from the observation deck at Rockefeller Center, known as the Top of the Rock, with this admission ticket. You can use the ticket anytime on the date chosen. Plus, receive admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which you can visit before or after the Top of the Rock.

New York City's Central Park is a vast expanse in the heart of the city, and it can be daunting to explore on your own. With this leisurely Sunday morning walking tour, explore the pathways, gardens, ponds, and monuments of Manhattan’s beloved historic park with a local guide to take in its top landmarks and learn its fascinating history. End by admiring the stately buildings and luxurious avenues of the Upper East Side.