Suggestions for Museum near Greenpoint, Brooklyn

Paula L. • December 23, 2019Beautiful spare space on a quiet street with blue-chip art in its inaugural exhibit (Ai Weiwei, Louise Bourgeois). Open 'til 7 on Sundays!

Kris P. • June 15, 2013Be sure to explore all of the nooks and crannies. This is an amazing space with an incredible amount of things to see and art to explore.

Zile D. • February 4, 2022It’s a wonderful place to spend 1-2 hours for a dose of fascinating art, especially when you’re time staved. Due to the generosity of private donors, admission is free!

Sandra L. • August 30, 2010The Japanese classes here are great, really cheap, and in the evenings. They also go up to a really high level. Awesome way to learn Japanese or pick it back up/maintain it.

Jake H. • March 4, 2011Best little museum in Williamsburg (maybe best little one on east coast). Worth way more than the $1 entry. Do not not go.

Tyler R. • November 7, 2010Wonderful shop, which will be bigger and better in new building. Great learning experience. Walking tours are fun!

Zeba S. • May 29, 2016Such a vast collection of books! Do visit it to explore its interiors and architecture. Its a book lovers paradise

Stephanie N. • June 14, 2017Has so many cool pieces from all the classic movies! My favorite part was definitely the portrait gallery

Rose L. • November 14, 2017my brother and I spent a few hours here soaking up all the info and history. the self guided tour is really well done, we loved it. be sure not to miss the beautiful courtyard in the back!

Lynda H. • March 25, 2014Beautiful artwork and Ukrainian egg displays. Friendly staff.

Chris G. • September 21, 2021The new museum is so cool. But the reflections on the photos can be a bit much at times.

Giulia • January 27, 2018Amazing archive for all the design lovers. Take an appointment and enjoy 2 hours of full immersion in an incredible collection of sketches, magazines, packaging and books by your favourite designers.

Emily W. • January 18, 2016A beautiful and relaxing place to visit. Noguchi's sculptures are both minimalistic and emotive. It's even nice in the winter time even though part of the museum is outdoors.

Smithsonian Channel • June 24, 2011Home to five historical organizations, this center features an unparalleled collection of Judaica, including handwritten letters from Freud, Einstein, Kafka and more. (From Aerial America)

The Corcoran Group • December 12, 2011Visit this urban oasis during one of the center’s special events and you’ll be treated to all that is special and magical about this Buddhist Mecca.

Amy B. • April 25One of my favorite museums. It's small so even if you just find yourself in the area pop in. It's not large.

Joseph K. Levene Fine Art, Ltd. • December 6, 2011Great views of the City from the upstairs balcony.

nikki • November 30, 2016interesting tour, but absolutely adorable gardens. lovely gazebo

YU M. • January 11, 2012YU Museum, Drunken Boat, and Tin House present POETICS OF PLACE, a literary performance and response to the exhibition Prophecy of Place: Quintan Ana Wikswo. Tickets: http://goo.gl/H0OCf

John A. • February 21, 2015Free and unique shows rotate on and out at FIT museum. Many come from their own collection. Seeing their storage room must be an amazing experience.

Nate F. • April 2, 2022paintings of dogs. sculptures of dogs. library of dog books. dog friendly. three story display of dog memorabilia. more dogs than you can shake a stick at.

Paige C. • December 19, 2023Love their cafe and shop - so beautiful inside. Came for the “Best in Show” dog exhibit and it was great.

Gibran A. • July 1, 2015A bit short, but it was very fun. Highly recommend going with your lover/partner. Don't forget to get some goodies on your way out! ;)

Chris P. • February 3My son absolutely loved it and the team working here has a lot of patience and kindness for the kids. Great afternoon.

James C. • February 21, 2014Really nice museum. Small but focus is on the site and prohibition. Guide was really good and knowledgable.

Compass • May 9, 2014The small gallery near Grand Central Station explores the origins of New York’s elaborate transportation system through rotating exhibits.

Andrea D. • October 26, 2015Sant Ambroeus has taken over the Terrace Cafe. Coffee, pastries and fine art...

MetroFocus • November 9, 2011Did you know that this is one of the oldest synagogues in the U.S. and a favorite amongst the NY Historical Society’s president Louise Mirrer. Learn about more historic places of worship on MetroFocus

IrmaZandl Z. • July 26, 2018Great food although the restaurant ambiance leaves a lot to be desired. But the good is really good - especially if you love herring and salmon, gravlax etc.