Queens Museum

Queens Museum

Art Museum
Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, Queens
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    The experts at The Corcoran Group and Time Out New York recommend this place
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    Alex F.
    "back window is the globe left over from the 1964-65 World’s Fair."(4 Tips)
    Nora G.
    "See the Panorama of the City of New York!"(3 Tips)
    Justin M.
    "nyc panorama is amazing"(3 Tips)
    John W.
    "how artists regularly interact w/ the model of NYC"(3 Tips)
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  • aurore q.heart icon on user image
    aurore quercyDecember 4, 2014
    The New York city model is unbelievable, worth the trip to queens. Build t in 1964 it was Renovated in1992, that's why you can see the twin towers and battery park city
    Upvoted 3 days ago
  • Mark H.heart icon on user image
    Mark HeyertFebruary 4, 2018
    A great museum. Besides being located in the middle of an awesome urban park it has a very eclectic exhibition schedule. As always check out the NYC panorama made by Columbia University students.
  • Justin O.heart icon on user image
    Justin OrdovezaDecember 16, 2016
    It's a small museum. The best part is definitely the diorama of New York City circa 1992. The Tiffany lamps are stunning, there's a few dozen examples here.
  • Teachers College S.
    Designed by Robert Moses, “The Panorama of the City of New York” is compulsory viewing for anyone living in the city: a 9,335 square foot model of the city's 320 square miles and 895,000 buildings.
  • Minhee C.heart icon on user image
    Minhee ChoDecember 10, 2018
    The museum was pretty underwhelming. There were only 3-4 random exhibits. We probably finished walking through everything in about 30min. Luckily the admission is suggested + the view outside is👌🏻
    Upvoted Mar 13
  • Alex F.heart icon on user image
    Alex FNovember 17, 2017
    The Panorama of New York is worth seeing alone. However, the space is light and airy and the exhibits are interesting. Right out the back window is the globe left over from the 1964-65 World’s Fair.
  • A L E Xheart icon on user image
    A L E XJuly 19, 2015
    The exhibits here are wonderful. The facility is small but packed with something to enjoy. They even have a glass staircase (ala Apple Store).
  • NYC Parks
    NYC ParksJuly 30, 2013
    The Queens Museum of Art presents a series of fine art exhibitions, performances and more. It also houses the Panorama of New York City - the world's largest architectural scale model of an urban area Read more
  • Denis F.
    Denis FitzgeraldNovember 9, 2013
    Check out the pUN exhibit and obviously the panorama. Renovated museum looks great. This museum connects with the community. A special place.
  • Fodor's Travel
    Fodor's TravelAugust 21, 2015
    The Queens Museum underwent a $69 million expansion a year and a half ago that doubled the institution's size with expanded galleries, a new sky-lit atrium, and artist studio wing.
  • Ellis H.
    Ellis HamburgerAugust 9, 2014
    DO NOT MISS the Panorama room. Full scale model of NYC is incredible
  • NYC: The Official Guide
    NYC: The Official GuideDecember 26, 2012
    The three-dimensional map of New York, the Panorama, is a must-see attraction. It was constructed for the 1964 World’s Fair and is regularly updated for viewing.
  • Tim V.heart icon on user image
    Tim VetterMarch 31, 2013
    If you come with your friends to gawk at the NYC Panorama, bring a laser pointer so you can point out landmarks to each other.
  • Caitlin C.
    Caitlin ClementsOctober 8, 2017
    When Elliot goes on walkabout following his discovery of Mr. Robot’s true identity, Darlene and Angela seek him out at one of his favorite spots: overlooking the Queens Museum’s iconic Panorama.
  • Jimmy C.
    Jimmy ChrabiehNovember 9, 2014
    After visiting the Hemisphere don't forget to visit Panorama in the queens museum. It's impressive and absolutely free!
  • Rebecca B.
    Rebecca BalnisNovember 21, 2018
    Little known fact, the museum hosts a record swap! I snagged a few records after checking out the Ramones exhibit!
  • Time Out New York
    Time Out New YorkJune 28, 2013
    This edifice is among the most storied landmarks that once housed the United Nations. It was constructed for the 1939 World’s Fair and hosted exhibits for both that event and the one in 1964. Read more
  • The Corcoran Group
    The Corcoran GroupDecember 12, 2011
    Make the trek just for the New York City Panorama – it’s absolutely worth it. Afterwards, take a stroll around the Unisphere and the World’s Fair Pavilion.
  • Nate F.
    Nate FolkertFebruary 22, 2017
    hosts a panorama of nyc, a scale model of the whole city http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/a-panorama-view-of-new-york-city
  • Malcolm C.heart icon on user image
    Malcolm ChangNovember 2, 2018
    Great exhibits, including the New York Panorama. and right next to Flushing Meadows Corona park and the 1954 World Fair Site.
  • Katherine C.
    Katherine CorsonMarch 10, 2014
    If you visit for the exhibits, check the events calendar first - there was loud music playing and could be heard all throughout the museum!
  • John W.heart icon on user image
    John WDecember 11, 2010
    Been here 5+ times
    Ditto what others say: the Panorama is a must see. I love how artists regularly interact w/ the model of NYC to give it new meanings. And I appreciate QMA's commitment to immigrant, POC, LGBT artists.
  • NYC: The Official Guide
    The Panorama is a must-see. It’s a 3-D map of all of New York City. Fun fact: Queens Museum’s building was once housed the General Assembly of the United Nations.
  • Albert L.heart icon on user image
    Albert LiMarch 31, 2016
    They have a variety of modern art and the best scaled down architecture of NYC
  • Clara L.
    Clara LuNovember 22, 2015
    Spend a bit of time oogling over the panorama, and watch for the plane landing and departing from LaGuardia airport!
  • THIRTEEN
    THIRTEENDecember 13, 2011
    THIRTEEN members get free admission and 20% off gift shop purchases of $25 or more where you can see the world’s largest architectural scale model, the Panorama of the City of New York. Read more
  • Sweta M.
    Sweta MohapatraNovember 14, 2014
    Go see the model of New York City. It's a little outdated but the scale and detail are beautiful.
  • BLOUIN ARTINFO
    BLOUIN ARTINFOJuly 2, 2010
    This jewel of a museum sports a 9,335-square-foot model of New York called the Panorama, making its choice art exhibitions icing on its curatorial cake.
  • Mike Bloomberg
    Mike BloombergOctober 30, 2013
    Today, I was here to cut the ribbon on the Queens Museum of Art expansion.
  • Neil M.heart icon on user image
    Neil McGuinnessAugust 25, 2013
    This is a great museum. The best part is the New York Panorama.
  • Amy B.heart icon on user image
    Amy BJanuary 28, 2015
    Go! Overlooked but well worth the trip. If only for the panorama.
  • Mike Bloomberg
    Mike BloombergApril 9, 2012
    On 4/12/11, I was here to break ground on the Queens Museum of Art expansion. More details on the expansion are available here: http://bit.ly/HCb0Y5
  • Selina H.heart icon on user image
    Selina HackNovember 22, 2017
    Great views and such great exhibits
  • Melissa H.
    Melissa Holtzer-JonasSeptember 26, 2011
    I could have stared at the panorama for hours. It should be a NYC rite of passage to come here and try to find your apartment. I also found the Detroit photography exhibit facinating.
  • Rebecca W.
    Rebecca WAugust 20, 2014
    The giant model of NYC is the coolest thing ever.
  • Allan S.
    Allan SDecember 24, 2010
    A great place to go to on a cold winter day! Lot's of cool exhibits.
  • Eric E.heart icon on user image
    Eric EdmondsonMay 6, 2018
    The ArtAccess program is among the best art classes I have attended. Very good techniques, and sometimes educational too. Would most certainly recommend to anyone in the area who may be interested.
  • Denis F.
    Denis FitzgeraldFebruary 16, 2010
    Panorama is a must see. Wonderful resource. Great location (and cool t-shirts in gift store).
  • Ted B.
    Ted BarnettDecember 10, 2021
    Randomly closed on a Friday. Can’t trust the hours they post online. Sad.
    Upvoted Mar 13
  • Jasonheart icon on user image
    JasonJanuary 24, 2015
    Panorama is pretty cool
  • Melissa P.heart icon on user image
    Melissa PerezDecember 2, 2018
    You got to check Panorama (*viewer discretion is advised)
  • Marissa G.heart icon on user image
    Marissa GalangJuly 23, 2016
    New York Family picture before the wedding ceremony?"!
  • NY Book E.
    NY Book ExpoJune 29, 2011
    Passport Fridays one of the best events in town! Don't miss it
  • Jonathan J.
    Jonathan JaffeDecember 9, 2012
    Every second Sunday in a month is open art workshop for kids 5 & up (free)
  • highwind
    highwindJuly 19, 2014
    Free admissions for Bloomberg employee and 1 guest
  • Dustinheart icon on user image
    DustinOctober 14, 2016
    There's a teeny plane that flies along a wire into JFK in the Panorama.
  • Jasonheart icon on user image
    JasonJuly 18, 2015
    Check out the model of the 5 boughs
  • Nora G.heart icon on user image
    Nora GomezFebruary 1, 2010
    Been here 25+ times
    See the Panorama of the City of New York! Guaranteed one of the most awesome things you will ever see. Read more
  • Justin M.heart icon on user image
    Justin MoySeptember 4, 2015
    nyc panorama is amazing
  • Brandon Z.
    Brandon ZwagermanNovember 15, 2010
    Been here 10+ times
    Maybe my favorite museum in New York.
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