The Met Fifth AvenueOver 5,000 years of art from every corner of the worldwww.metmuseum.org

Location 1000 Fifth AvenueNew York, NY 10028

HoursOpen 7 days a week.Sunday–Thursday, 10 am–5:30 pmFriday and Saturday, 10 am–9 pmClosed Thanksgiving Day, December 25, January 1, and the first Monday in May.

Galleries are cleared 15 minutes before close. Some galleries may be closed for construction or maintenance.

Visiting the MuseumWi-FiWireless Internet is available throughout the Museum.

WebsiteVisit metmuseum.org for more information about The Met collection, current and upcoming exhibitions, scheduled events, programming, and amenities.

Free Tours Visit any information desk, see What’s On Today, or check metmuseum.org/mettours to find tour times and topics.

Audio GuideThe Audio Guide is available on a rental device from the Great Hall, Burke Hall, and entrances to select exhibitions. Listen to the stories behind thousands of artworks in The Met collection and select exhibitions. Includes tours for children. Supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies.

Coat CheckAll bags, backpacks, and packages should be checked. For the safety of the artwork, bags may not be carried on one’s back.

Parking Garage10% discount for Members and Patrons. To apply discount, go to the Great Hall or Burke Hall Membership or information desks.

Lost and FoundInquire at any information desk.

First Aid and Medical Emergencies See any Security Officer.

AmenitiesCaring for the ArtworkPlease do not touch the artwork.

Sketching and PhotographyVisitors may not use pens, video cameras, or selfie sticks in the galleries. Still photography is permitted without flash and tripod and for non-commercial use only. Tripod passes are available Monday–Friday at the discretion of the Security Department. Visit an information desk for the Museum’s policy on gallery sketching and photography.

StrollersStrollers are permitted in most areas. Inquire at an information desk for gallery limitations. Oversize and jogging strollers may not be brought into the Museum.

Food and DrinkWater in plastic bottles may be brought into the Museum. Other food or drink is not allowed and may not be checked at the coat checks.

Guidelines

The Cafeteria $Family-friendly dining featuring an array of à la carte options for all visitors. Ground Floor.

The American Wing Café $Quick and casual American favorites with views of Central Park. Floor 1.

Petrie Court Café $$Full-service dining with views of Central Park.Floor 1.

The Great Hall Balcony Café and Bar $Salads, sandwiches, coffee, and desserts daily. Cocktails and appetizers with waiter service and live performances on Friday and Saturday evenings. Floor 2.

Roof Garden Bar $Cocktails and light fare. Open-air setting with views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline. Seasonal (May–October).Floor 5.

The Dining Room $$$10% discount for Members and Patrons. Fine dining with seasonal menus and treetop views of Central Park. Exhibition-themed tasting menus offered Friday and Saturday evenings. Reservations suggested; call 212-570-3975. Floor 4.

The Balcony Lounge $$Available to Members with Evening Hours benefits, Members with Opening Nights benefits, and Patrons. This modern space is perfect for a light bite, a glass of wine, or relaxing after visiting the galleries. Floor 2.

Dining

Thomas J. Watson LibraryThe Museum’s primary research library. One of the world’s most comprehensive collections of books and periodicals relating to the history of art. Open to readers of college age and above. For more information, call 212-650-2225 or visit libmma.org.

Nolen LibraryFor research and browsing, with resources for students, teachers, and visitors, including books for children and young adults. Open to all Museum visitors. For more information, call 212-570-3788 or visit libmma.org.

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ShoppingThe Met StoreA selection of gifts and books inspired by current exhibitions and the Museum’s unparalleled collection, which spans more than 5,000 years of world culture. All purchases support the preservation, study, conservation, and presentation of The Met collection. To shop online, visit store.metmuseum.org.

Join The Met Members CountHelp us bring life to art, and art to lives. Without the support of our Members, The Met would not be The Met. And that’s why Members get special treatment. Members get free, express admission and complimentary guest passes to share the Museum with others. They also get exclusive access to the Museum for major exhibitions and special Members-only hours, and more. What are you waiting for? Visit any desk or The Met Store to join or renew today.

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Accessibility For Visitors with Disabilities Accessible entrances at 81st Street and the 80th Street Parking Garage. Wheelchairs can be borrowed from the coat check at the 81st Street entrance. Assistive listening devices for tours are available from the Audio Guide desk in the Great Hall; for auditorium and Uris Center classrooms, ask an usher or program leader. Induction loops are available at select information and admissions desks. For more information about programs, services, and accessibility for visitors with disabilities, call 212-650-2010, email access@metmuseum.org, or visit an information desk.

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For the accessible route to this mezzanine, please ask a security oicer for assitance.

These elevators provide step-free access to Asian Art on Floor 2.

The Antonio Ratti Textile Center is on the Ground Floor below Medieval Art, for accessible route ask for assistance at an information desk.

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Red RouteThe Red Route is the quickest way to navigate The Met and access the full sweep of the Museum’s inspiring collection and spaces.

Please note that the Red Route is not completely step-free on Floor 2. Stairs and stepped accesses are shown using the following icon: