Must-see in New York,
Whitney Museum of American Art

The Whitney Museum, which used to be on Upper East Madison Avenue, moved to the High Line Park and the Hudson River on Meatpacking Street in 2015. The Whitney Museum is located in the Meatpacking District, the hottest and hippest neighborhood for New York locals, among the shops, restaurants, bars, and clubs, and has become a dating course and entertainment culture for not only tourists but also locals. It is designed to be nine stories high and is also the largest gallery without pillars in New York.

Whitney Museum Tips

Each floor of the exterior is designed in a stepped manner, and the terraces are connected, offering views of downtown and the Hudson River. The Whitney Museum of American Art exhibits over 20,000 works by over 3,000 artists, including paintings, sculptures, and installations, and is home to works by Edward Hopper, Andy Warhol, and Jackson Pollock.

The building has a total of 9 floors, so we recommend taking a tour starting from the top floor and going down the stairs one by one. It is open late on Fridays, so don't miss the Manhattan night view from the terrace.

To the terrace and restaurant

The Whitney Museum of American Art offers a variety of entertainment options, from terrace cafes to restaurants.

Enjoy the panoramic view of the city from the 4th floor outdoor balcony terrace. The Hudson River and Manhattan lights from the terrace are especially beautiful at sunset, and the food is also famous for being quite delicious. If you visit the Whitney Museum of American Art, I highly recommend you enjoy it together.