WEI W. • May 18, 2015Surprisingly great! The chandelier is fascinating. Exhibitions are carefully curated. It's much less crowded so quite enjoyable. Guided tours are at 3pm
Harlem A. • July 16, 2013It is anyone's guess when this local tour company is in operation. The location sits on the cusp of take the money and run and run honey. There are gifts and books of the pro-Malcolm type. Odd hours.
Karen G. • October 1, 2014Everything you need to know about Black history and culture, events and more. A great library for explore.
HashtagNYU • January 6, 2016NYU's beloved ISAW has some of the coolest historical exhibitions, right on Museum Mile!
Nathan R. • August 26, 2016Love this place! Kids loved it as well. Planetarium is wonderful as are many of the displays. Some are feeling a bit dated though.
Chris R. • December 20, 2015A smaller museum, has some great exhibits housed in a beautiful building. Worth a visit. Lovely restaurant attached.
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Ben H. • February 6, 2012Read EVERYTHING. There is a wealth of amazing information about our ancestors here!
Aki G. • August 16, 2011Good collection of netsuke and ivory crafts!
Karen • January 6, 2018If you're a die-hard Yankee fan, you CANNOT miss out on this gem of a museum. The wall of baseballs signed by former and current Yankees is just amazing.
Yasser A. • April 27, 2013Free Thursdays. Never crowded. Interesting exhibits. A block from Central Park.
ℳ𝒶𝓎♍ • December 25, 2019A Polynesian exhibit that houses a replica moai.The bulk of the exhibit space is representing cultures closer to Asia, items of a stronger midcentury tiki interest, Samoa, Papua New Guinea & Marquesas
Cari • May 26, 2013Great little oasis overlooking the Hudson. Clean restroom and a small shop with well priced souvenirs
Randy S. • March 30, 2011Get to the stadium early to avoid the long line here and take a tour. Take lots of pitctures too.
Kyle F. • April 27, 2023Quaint little museum for some history lessons. 30 - 45 minute experience at most. A good destination to get out of the more dense parts of Manhattan.
Tatyana F. • October 14, 2013One of my top 5 favorite museums in the city. Their exhibitions are top notch, led by knowledgeable guides. This museum is always the highlight of my trip.
NYC: The Official Guide • December 26, 2012The Bronx Walk of Fame begins at 161st Street and moves south, paying tribute to some of the many notable personalities with roots in the borough—Colin Powell, Fat Joe, Anne Bancroft and more.
NYC: The Official Guide • July 1, 2013Visit the baseball exhibit to get an in-depth look at America’s pastime!
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