The Metropolitan Museum of Art(the Met, The Met Fifth Avenue)

The Metropolitan Museum of Art was founded in 1870, with its main building adjacent to New York Central Park. It is an encyclopedic museum that encapsulates over 5,000 years of global art history under one roof: Egyptian statues and painted sarcophagi, European classical oil paintings, and Asian calligraphy, paintings, and porcelain are displayed together here, making its collection breadth exceptionally rare among similar museums. In addition to the main building, the museum also operates The Cloisters branch in Upper Manhattan, dedicated to medieval art.

△The Metropolitan Museum of ArtIt showcases over 5,000 years of art from around the world for everyone to experience and enjoy. The museum is located at two iconic sites in New York City—The Met Fifth Avenue and The Met Cloisters. Millions also engage onlineThe Metropolitan Museum of ArtExperiences.

△Since its establishment in 1870,The Metropolitan Museum of ArtIt has always been committed to being a treasure trove of rare and beautiful items. Every day, art comes alive in the museum's galleries and through its exhibitions and activities, revealing new ideas and unexpected connections across time and cultures.

△The Metropolitan Museum of ArtTo collect, study, preserve and exhibit significant works of art across time and cultures, connecting all people to creativity, knowledge, ideas and one another.

Egypt exhibition hall

Located on the first floor, the highlight here is the Temple of Dendur, which was relocated from Egypt in its entirety.

Lehman collection gallery

Located on the first floor, this independent circular pavilion houses exquisite European paintings and various decorative arts from the 14th to 20th centuries.

China exhibition hall

Located on the second floor, in addition to porcelain from various periods, a life-size replica of a Suzhou garden makes you feel like you're in Suzhou.

European painting exhibition hall

Located on the second floor, you might as well sit down and quietly admire the masterpieces after taking photos.