MUSEUM OF MODERN ART, Tour

The nearly 200,000 works – and counting – of MoMA are displayed on the Museum’s six floors. The best way to admire them is to start your visit from the top.  

Starting from the sixth floor, in addition to admiring the temporary exhibitions, you can take a look through the large windows and observe the dynamic Midtown neighborhood, as if it were an atypical contemporary artwork.

On the fifth floor, in the first of the two parts of the exhibition dedicated to sculpture and painting, you’ll find a little slice of heaven on earth, decorated with masterpieces by Van Gogh, Monet, Picasso and Cézanne, to mention but a few. And as if all this were not enough, on the lower floor, you can admire the second part of this section, with the marvelous, original works of Pop Art and American Realism, by artists of the caliber of Warhol, Hopper, Pollock, Matisse and many others.

If, on the other hand, you’re more into architecture, design and photography, you’ll love the third floor, while contemporary art aficionados will enjoy the illustrated books and audiovisual resources on the second floor....