NEW YORK METROPOLITAN MUSEUM I saw too many of my favorite Egyptian exhibits and couldn't see much else... What a shame

#newyork #museum #Metropolitan #AncientEgyptianCivilization The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Commonly known as The MET, it is the largest museum in the United States... and is so famous that it is considered one of the largest museums in the world, with over 3 million exhibits. ...By the way, the largest museums in the world are...the Louvre in France, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in the United States, the Hermitage Museum in Russia, and the Prado Museum in Spain. The largest museums include the Natural History Museum in the United States, and the Forbidden City Museum...etc. At the Metropolitan Museum of Art, you can see the exhibits up close, there is no particular route, so you can enjoy the exhibits at your own pace, and there are many rest areas, so you can easily go around the museum. The museum building was bright and clean, and it was a wonderful museum with a very beautiful interior. In particular, there were a lot of Egyptian exhibits, which I love, so I ended up looking at them a little too slowly, and ended up looking at the remaining paintings and exhibits at a fast pace. 　 I regret that I should have made a plan in advance and thought about the order in which to visit and how to allocate my time. The Metropolitan Museum of Art is next to Central Park, so in a great location, and on your way back from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, I think it would be nice to see the "Three Bears Statue," which is located near the entrance to Central Park, just like the "Three Bears Statue" at the museum, and then take a walk around the museum. If you walk a little briskly, it takes about 30 minutes to get through Central Park and you will reach the Natural History Museum, so if you are short on time, it might be a good idea to see both the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Natural History Museum together in one day.