New York: Whitney Museum of American Art Priority Entrance Ticket

The center of modern American art,
Whitney Museum of American Art

Let me introduce you to the Whitney Museum of American Art, located near the High Line Park and the Hudson River. It is a nine-story gallery, and is a special place where you can see the flow of American art since the 20th century at a glance. It brings together innovative and diverse works in one place, giving you a new visual experience when appreciating the museum.

The Whitney Museum of American Art relocated to the hip and laid-back Meatpacking District in 2015, making it a great place to visit after your museum visit, as you can still browse the surrounding boutiques and restaurants.

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 of art by over 3,000 artists, including paintings, sculptures, and installations. You can also see works by masters such as Edward Hopper, Georgia O'Keeffe, and Andy Warhol, as well as works by new artists.

I recommend going down the stairs of the 9-story art gallery one by one. It is open late on Fridays and Saturdays, so don't miss the night view of Manhattan, New York from the terrace!

To the terrace and restaurant

As a center of New York culture, the Whitney Museum of American Art has many places to sit and relax, from terrace cafes to restaurants. The view of the Hudson River and downtown New York from the terrace at sunset is especially beautiful, so be sure to take a photo.